Hi Alex,
> Is this intended? Or is the third line missing? ;) > Indeed; corrected :) In "4.3.1. Iterate over a list" you could put in addition to the 'for' loop: > > (mapc println mylist) # Probably better Mylist > Done and done. > Note that instead of > > : (for I (length lst) > (println I (get lst I)) ) > > it is easier with > > : (for (I . X) Lst > (println I X) ) > > Also note the upper case variables! > Done and done. > In the part > > # Destructively 'pop' elements off a list > : (setq > Friends '(Peter Paul Mary Jim Tim) > This (pop 'Friends) > That (pop 'Friends) ) > > the word "Destructively" is not correct. 'pop' is not destructice, it does > not > modify the list (only the variable pointing to it). > Right. Corrected. > Later we have > > # then sets this special variable 'This' to the result of the > # 'find' function. > > I think you meant "parameter" instead of "result". > No, on purpose. I refer to the 'with'docs: Saves the current object This and sets it to the new value sym, which is the outcome of find (the result). Thx. for the comments! Arie
