procket 2) with no following
symbols. I would have thought that (sprocket ?id nil) at least would
also work, i.e. nil matching the empty list, especially considering that
~~nil matches a non-null symbol. Perhaps my concept of nil is influenced
too much by Lisp.
Thanks,
-Steve Solomon
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; baz\""
To concatenate strings inside a function currently I use a foreach
loop:
(bind ?res "")
(foreach ?str ?args (bind ?res (str-cat ?res ?str)))
where ?args is the multifield parameter of the function as
above.
Bug? Or am I not understanding something?
