2009/4/9 Christophe Grand <christo...@cgrand.net>:
> The problem is with the last two lines of your macro (the let expansion
> is fine):
>
> (.add l)
> (.add b))))
> Do you really want to hardcode l and b here or emit as many .add as
> required?
No - this is where the macro is incomplete - these lines are just
temporary. But I was sure the problem was in the let form.
I have commented these lines out and everything works fine now!!
Thanks for putting me straight - I'm struggling a bit with macros and
so I was convinced the problem was more serious. Good to know it's
just a silly mistake on my part.
Paul.
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