Denis Bueno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (while args
> (setq prog (concat prog " " (car args))
> args (cdr args
You could use `dolist' instead of `while'. In this case using
`mapconcat' is even simpler though (use `identity' for FUNCTION).
--
Johan Bockgård
Note: the typical destination for working code is gnu.emacs.sources.
I hacked up a bit of elisp to encrypt/decrypt a buffer of text using gpg in
the backend [1]. I've hacked Common Lisp for a few years now, but, not
elisp. So, I wonder if any veteran elisp hackers have any suggestions,
All,
I hacked up a bit of elisp to encrypt/decrypt a buffer of text using gpg in
the backend [1]. I've hacked Common Lisp for a few years now, but, not
elisp. So, I wonder if any veteran elisp hackers have any suggestions,
pointers, etc.
Just load the code and put some text in a buffer; then M-x
