Hi Thorsten,
(while (read) (println @)) ) )
This gives one top-level expression per line which can be easily
'regexp'ed.
Thats a nice tip, thanks ... not that I understand it, the magic must be
in the (println @), right?
Yes. 'println' prints one or more expressions and a
Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de writes:
Hi Alex,
Yes. 'println' prints one or more expressions and a newline, without any
further formatting. So if you 'read' an expression like
(a
(b
(c d
(e f) ) ) )
it will be printed as
(a (b (c d (e f
I
Hi Thorsten,
I have a few questions with regards to representing PicoLisp relations
in UML notation:
Hmm, as I have no experiences with UML, and can't help with that.
However, concerning some of your other questions:
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Alexander Burger a...@software-lab.de writes:
Hi Alex,
You could read and print the data in a flat format to some file, e.g.:
(out er.flat
(in myApp/er.l
(while (read) (println @)) ) )
This gives one top-level expression per line which can be easily
'regexp'ed.
Thats a
