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The Lisp item.
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Sep 8 10:11 UTC 2010 |
This is for the discussion of Common Lisp.
(apply #'mapcar #'list m)
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sholmes
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response 1 of 4:
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Feb 10 01:57 UTC 2011 |
okay I am asking for work related help :)
I need to parse a configuration file which looks somewhat like the
elisp file for emacs.
basically i will have a file like
(var1 "value1")
(var 2
(var3
(var4 1.2345)
(var5 True) ))
is there any parser (preferably in c/c++ ) which I can use to create a
tree out of this file ?
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sholmes
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response 2 of 4:
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Feb 10 11:36 UTC 2011 |
well i found a couple if anyone else is interested
http://sexpr.sourceforge.net/
http://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/sexp.html
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papa
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response 3 of 4:
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Nov 15 12:11 UTC 2018 |
I've been teaching myself #Lisp and have some observations and questions on
the Lispy way of coding. Too long to post here, but I hope you'll follow the
link and leave comments either here or on the wiki.
http://papa.myjp.net/scratch/wiki.cgi/ApproachesToLisp
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papa
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response 4 of 4:
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Nov 15 12:12 UTC 2018 |
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