[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This lisp expression:
(format t "~r~%~r~%~r~%~r~%~r~%" 1 15 91283 4918239 2147483647)
What does that really mean, and how would I find out? What would happen
if I used only four "~r~%" sequences instead of five? What about i18n?
This looks very obtuse to me, and I would consider it a mark *against*
lisp. I'd much rather use a function with a name like "spell_int" than
a series of symbols. Is your syntax actually helpful in some way I'm
not seeing?
Shane
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