Alexander Burger writes:
Hi Alex,
>> > In PicoLisp, a property list cannot be seen separated from a symbol.
>> > After all, these are properties OF a symbol. It is just an
>> > implementation detail that they are a list internally.
>>
>> not in PicoLisp, but e.g. in Emacs Lisp there are standal
Hi Thorsten,
> > In PicoLisp, a property list cannot be seen separated from a symbol.
> > After all, these are properties OF a symbol. It is just an
> > implementation detail that they are a list internally.
>
> not in PicoLisp, but e.g. in Emacs Lisp there are standalone plists like
> the above,
Alexander Burger writes:
Hi Alex,
>> using flat property lists with keywords like
>>
>> ,
>> | (:a b :c d)
>> `
>>
>> as data (not as a symbol's property list) is pretty common in e.g. Emacs
>> Lisp and elsewhere. In Clojure the keywords even work like functions
>> AFAIK
>
> I feel tha
Hi Thorsten,
> using flat property lists with keywords like
>
> ,
> | (:a b :c d)
> `
>
> as data (not as a symbol's property list) is pretty common in e.g. Emacs
> Lisp and elsewhere. In Clojure the keywords even work like functions
> AFAIK
I feel that I don't completely understand the
