Hi Alex, thx. for taking time to check!!!
I corrected those points you mention. Thx. to you too :) Because I now just try to do this stuff fast, I only have a bit of time to look at functions in more detail. I really am impressed by the many useful functions. Also nice that strings and symbols are somewhat unified. This is unique in the Lisp world I think? Already noticed I have to thoroughly go through the "numbers", especially for the "emulated" fixed point numbers. Keep up the good work, Arie 2018-06-02 14:50 GMT+02:00 Alexander Burger <[email protected]>: > Hi Arie, > > > The first section of PLEAC (Strings) is now at about 76% ready. > > ... > > Some examples are rewritten a little, in order to make it easier for > people > > to just copy and paste the code to see what happens. > > > > I took great effort to verify each and every example. > > Pefect! Indeed a *lot* of work. > > > > Also I added a reference to all used functions per example, so the user > can > > easily switch back and forth. > > A very good idea! This makes it very easy to follow the examples. > > > > If anybody would be so kind to have a look and check if everything is OK > > overall...? > > I found a few minor issues: > > — The first example of "Expanding and Compressing Tabs" says "Note that > the > 'line' function reads a line from STDIN". This is true here (i.e. in a > REPL), but for the general case I would recommend to write "... reads > a > line from the current input channel". > > — In "Escaping Characters" the variable should be 'CharList' (upper > case 'L') > > Many thanks! > ♪♫ Alex > > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe >
