On 12/17/23 23:56, Waldek Hebisch wrote:
So the "$timedNameStack : local" declaration is the key here.
For just restoring value there is construction:
fun1(x, $var) ==
-- do work
fun(x) == fun1(x, $var)
The effect is that 'fun1' uses current value of '$var' but any
changes inside 'fun1' are discarde when 'fun1' resturns (Lisp
restores value that '$var' had at entry to 'fun1').
This is the same as ":local" declaration, right? The ":local"
declaration creates an implicit "PROG" scope.
How about let's proceed like this:
1. apply the patch in this mail, to prevent infinity recursion
I am affraid that we need to do something in 'interpMap' in (i-map.boot).
So the dynamic variable shadowing should also happen in "interpret1"?
BTW, can you give an example of "interpOnly"? So that I can test it.
- Qian
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