> On Jun 22, 2015, at 7:15 PM, David Garfinkle
> wrote:
>
> Can't seem to find any code examples of the Scheme function (append-map f
> list1 list2) online, and I can't seem to call it correctly at all. Could
> anyone show me how it works?
It seems that the function given as the first argument
Hey Lilydevs,
Can't seem to find any code examples of the Scheme function (append-map f
list1 list2) online, and I can't seem to call it correctly at all. Could
anyone show me how it works?
lilypond scheme-sandbox
map works fine:
(map double '(1 2 3))
=> (2 4 6)
can't use append-map:
(append-ma
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I'm generally happy with this, but I've made quite a few nit-picking
comments. I think it is important that the manuals rigorously show a
consistent style, particularly with regard to indentation and the
placement of block delimiters. We frequently criticise users presenting
examples on the mail
