Re: Ins and outs of the 'de' function

If you feel comfortable, yes, please do, Arie! Greetings from a (most-of-the-time) reader :-) On 24.05.2018 20:00, Arie van Wingerden wrote: [...] If and only if such things will be appreciated, I intend to continue bit by bit to create some useful docs with examples and a bit of extra

Re: Ins and outs of the 'de' function

Hi all, thx for the heads up! I will continue then :-) @michel that's indeed interesting. It confirms my findings that any well formed list can be used as a function. Thx, Arie 2018-05-25 7:50 GMT+02:00 Manuel Cano : > Yeah go ahead! I'll surelly read it. (I always

Re: Ins and outs of the 'de' function

Please do! It's a small community and sometimes might feel like you're talking to the walls, but we're paying attention. I myself almost never actually get to use picolisp, but I think it's an excellent example of simplicity and minimalism language design, and it actually brought me to become a

Re: Ins and outs of the 'de' function

Hi Arie, > Today, I tried to approach one function (de) in a structured manner and > wrote it down. > > If and only if such things will be appreciated, I intend to continue bit by > bit to create some useful docs with examples and a bit of extra explanation This will surely be appreciated! And