Hi List,
say I have this piece of Emacs Lisp print syntax I want to store in PicoLisp:
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| #("A" 0 1 (:parent 1))
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My best idea is to write a function
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| (de hashtag (Lst)
| ... return Lst with leading hashtag... )
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and replace the Emacs Lisp print syntax (using Emacs Lisp itself) with
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| (hashtag ("A" 0 1 (:parent 1)))
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This is then used as data in PicoLisp, but needs to be transformed back
to its original (string) format - by evaluating function 'hashtag' =>
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| "#(\"A\" 0 1 (:parent 1))"
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Now I tried 'pack', 'glue', 'text' - to no avail.
What must function 'hashtag' do to return (as a string) argument Lst
with # attached to the opening parenthesis?
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cheers,
Thorsten
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