Is there a better way to do this

2008-06-17 Thread konrad Zielinski
Hi, I'm writing a method wich only wants to conditionally process some of its arguments and am wondering if there is a better way to write it. Note In this case I don't need somthing which returns new functions as each invocation will only be used once. currently I have (de process-until (Mark

Re: Pico, localizing inflections

2008-06-17 Thread Jon Kleiser
Hi Alex, I'll try to explain a little better. In Chinese Checkers there are pieces of six colors. In my version they are blue, yellow, green, magenta, red and cyan. Here are two of the messages that my come from my program: "Please move one of your red pieces!" "My blue color has just completed."

Re: Pico, localizing inflections

2008-06-17 Thread Alexander Burger
Hi Jon, > The point here is that the word "red" is not inflected, it's unchanged. I'm not sure if I understand the problem. Usually, you would put whole sentences into the translation files. Do you intend to build the messages from individual words? Then there are many problems around, like the

Pico, localizing inflections

2008-06-17 Thread Jon Kleiser
Hi, I'm almost done with the Pico Lisp version of my Chinese Checkers program, but I just got the idea that I'd like to be able to change the language og the messages given by the program, e.g. from English to Norwegian, by the use of the 'locale' function. I've now put (most of) these transl