Re: Assign a list as symbols property list

2013-06-02 Thread Thorsten Jolitz 
Alexander Burger  writes:

Hi Alex,

>> When I already have property list like 
>> 
>> ,--
>> | ((key1 . value1) (key2 . value2) ... (keyn . valuen))
>> `--
>
> Note that the list has the cons pair elements reversed:
>
>((value1 . key1) (value2 . key2) ... (valuen . keyn))

I see, fortunately my "real" list has the right order ...

>> and want to assign the whole thing as a symbols property list - how do I
>> do that (without setting every single key/value pair with 'put')?
>
> This can be done with 'putl'.

I knew that there must be a function for this ... thanks

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cheers,
Thorsten

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Re: Assign a list as symbols property list

2013-06-02 Thread Alexander Burger 
Hi Thorsten,

> When I already have property list like 
> 
> ,--
> | ((key1 . value1) (key2 . value2) ... (keyn . valuen))
> `--

Note that the list has the cons pair elements reversed:

   ((value1 . key1) (value2 . key2) ... (valuen . keyn))



> and want to assign the whole thing as a symbols property list - how do I
> do that (without setting every single key/value pair with 'put')?

This can be done with 'putl'.

♪♫ Alex
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