Why don't you guys make a wiki page out of this one too?
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 6:54 AM, Thorsten wrote:
> José Romero
> writes:
>
>>> > (and 5 . ((prinl @) (gt0 (dec @)) .))
>
>> If it helps, this is how that S-expression should look in memory, I
>> omitted the technically correct representa
Hi list,
I remember that Alex recently mentioned a method how to get the
signature of any function or method definition loaded in the system.
Unfortunately, I could not find the related post again.
Any hints where I have to look would be appreciated.
cheers
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I don't know if this is exactly what you want but (all) can be used to
inspect stuff, an example of getting all loaded classes:
(de getClasses ()
(filter
'((S)
(and
(= `(char "+") (char S))
(type S)))
(all)))
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 7:27 PM, Thorsten
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 07:14:06PM +0700, Henrik Sarvell wrote:
> Why don't you guys make a wiki page out of this one too?
Well, José mumbled in IRC something in that direction ... ;-)
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Hi Thorsten,
> I remember that Alex recently mentioned a method how to get the
> signature of any function or method definition loaded in the system.
I'm not completely sure what you mean with signature in this context.
You can inspect a function by pretty-printing,
: (pp 'insert)
(de in
Hi Thorsten,
> And now I'm listed as the author of this wiki page, but it should
> actually be Jose. Maybe he can make a little change to the page, so
> that his name appears too?
BTW, there is of course an "illegal" way to change it, by going to the
maintenance GUI, clicking on "Documents", then
Hi,
I tried this (using PicoLisp 3.0.7.3 C on my Mac):
(doc '+ "cat")
and got this:
cat: file:doc/ref_.html#+: No such file or directory
Does this mean that the 'doc' function requires "global installation" of
PicoLisp?
/Jon
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Henrik Sarvell
writes:
> I don't know if this is exactly what you want but (all) can be used to
> inspect stuff, an example of getting all loaded classes:
>
> (de getClasses ()
>
> (filter
> '((S)
> (and
> (= `(char "+") (char S))
> (type S)))
> (all))
Alexander Burger writes:
> Hi Thorsten,
>
>> And now I'm listed as the author of this wiki page, but it should
>> actually be Jose. Maybe he can make a little change to the page, so
>> that his name appears too?
>
> BTW, there is of course an "illegal" way to change it, by going to the
> maintena
Hi Jon,
> I tried this (using PicoLisp 3.0.7.3 C on my Mac):
> (doc '+ "cat")
> and got this:
> cat: file:doc/ref_.html#+: No such file or directory
>
> Does this mean that the 'doc' function requires "global installation" of
> PicoLisp?
No, the installation can be global or local, it will alway
Alexander Burger writes:
Hi Alex,
>> I remember that Alex recently mentioned a method how to get the
>> signature of any function or method definition loaded in the system.
>
> I'm not completely sure what you mean with signature in this context.
>
>
> You can inspect a function by pretty-printi
Hi Thorsten,
> > by looking at it with an editor (sorry, only 'vim' at the moment),
> >
> >: (vi 'insert)
>
> that was another question of mine - what would it take to get a
>
> ,
> | (emacs 'insert)
> `
>
> function, and a
>
> ,---
> | (edit 'i
Alexander Burger writes:
Hi Alex,
>> > by looking at it with an editor (sorry, only 'vim' at the moment),
>> >
>> >: (vi 'insert)
>>
>> that was another question of mine - what would it take to get a
>>
>> ,
>> | (emacs 'insert)
>> `
>>
>> function, and a
Hi Thorsten,
> > By default, 'doc' simply calls the 'w3m' browser (if neither a browser
> > is in the environment variable BROWSER, nor one was passed as a second
> > argument to 'doc').
>
> I do use w3m and w3m-mode for emacs, and now I exported a new
> environment variable BROWSER=w3m - and w3m
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