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Hi Alex, wow, thanks for advice! Seems like I misunderstood (throw)
purpose. I thought that "thrown" symbols are somewhat similar to custom
exception classes in OOP languages. Actually, yeah, working with plain
strings for raising logic exception is much more convinient :)
> Hmm, sorry, I'm gettin
Hi Abel,
On Sun, Jan 20, 2019 at 02:40:58PM +0300, Abel Normand wrote:
> I did some tests and I am feeling confused atm.
> ...
> (de pg-trans X
>(run X 1) )
So 'pg-trans' is equivalent to plain 'run'.
> (de execute-eval @
>(mapcar eval (rest)) )
This function evaluates its arguments tw
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On Jan 20, 2019, 6:54 PM, PositronPro wrote:
You can try M-x Term for a terminal emulator. then run pil + and use the
documentaion (works fine with w3m for me)
It's M-x term(with lowercase t)
PositronPro
Yes, this and issues with very long line hanging emacs gave up using inferior
picolisp mode for anything serious.
You can try M-x Term for a terminal emulator. then run pil + and use the
documentaion (works fine with w3m for me)
choose bash for shell if prompted, fish has some issues...
Positro
My elder son gave (lent?) me a screen so I don't have to ssh to the raspberry
pi anymore. (Which may not be a blessing in the end...)
So, I have a crappy Buffalo keyboard, a non-x setting on my first generation RP
and I'm using screen/byobu to manage a number of terminal windows.
For now, I hav
I did some tests and I am feeling confused atm.
```
(de pg-trans X
(run X 1) )
(de execute-eval @
(mapcar eval (rest)) )
(de execute-run X
(run X 1) )
(de assert-throws (Type . Prg)
(prinl (catch Type (eval Prg))) )
(de assert-throws-q (Type Prg)
(prinl (catch Type (eval Prg)))
