I'm curious to know why nil is not defined in CHICKEN and one has to
use '() instead? TIA,
PS: Or am I missing something ridiculously obvious!?
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* Bahman Movaqar bah...@bahmanm.com [141217 09:35]:
I'm curious to know why nil is not defined in CHICKEN and one has to
use '() instead? TIA,
PS: Or am I missing something ridiculously obvious!?
This is scheme not lisp. nil is not defined in R5RS scheme.
And I think it is not defined in
Hi Bahman,
I just thought I'd add that the only thing that evaluates to false in
Scheme is #f.
K.
On Dec 17, 2014 9:42 AM, Christian Kellermann ck...@pestilenz.org wrote:
* Bahman Movaqar bah...@bahmanm.com [141217 09:35]:
I'm curious to know why nil is not defined in CHICKEN and one has to
It's remarkable how much energy in the standardization of Lisp dialects
has been dissipated in arguments that are literally over nothing: Should
nil be an ordinary name? Should the value of nil be a symbol? Should it
be a list? Should it be a pair? In Scheme, nil is an ordinary name
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