On Mon, 14 Jan 2013 08:36:51 +0100
Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de wrote:
The normal way of course is:
(de callCheck (Ret . @)
(when (pass call)
Ret ) )
This avoids 'cons'ing a list (explicitly with 'mapcar' or implicitly
with 'rest').
It's all right. I did the
Hi Guillermo,
Hi all. This is a script I wrote to auto-build .deb packages with the
latest sources, or a specific (current) repo version. Haven't tested it
Nice! Many thanks!
One question: Is there a special reason for using undevaluated args
followed by mapcar eval in
(de callCheck (Ret
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 08:15:46AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote:
or could we simply go the normal way?
(de callCheck (Ret . @)
(when (apply call (rest))
Ret ) )
Aaargh, now I've got confused myself ...
The normal way of course is:
(de callCheck (Ret . @)
(when
Hi all. This is a script I wrote to auto-build .deb packages with the
latest sources, or a specific (current) repo version. Haven't tested it
thoroughly. So far it works just fine here. It lacks some things like
dependency checking/installing and a few tests for things that could
go wrong here and
