Robin Bannister writes:
> David Kastrup wrote:
>
>> Could you please post an actual minimal example we
>> could talk about usefully?
>
> OK. I'm moving, but unsure of the direction.
>
> notnumber.ly is a complete instance of trying to be more specific.
> It breaks at 2.19.39.
That would likely
David Kastrup wrote:
Could you please post an actual minimal example we
could talk about usefully?
OK. I'm moving, but unsure of the direction.
notnumber.ly is a complete instance of trying to be more specific.
It breaks at 2.19.39.
Cheers,
Robin
% versions 2.18.2 through 2.19.38 ok
% ve
Robin Bannister writes:
> David Kastrup wrote:
>
>> So your examples are much too generic to give advice. It's likely that
>> you can solve your problem by using a much more specific predicate than
>> list? unless the form of list that you want to admit really needs to
>> allow something like a
David Kastrup wrote:
So your examples are much too generic to give advice. It's likely that
you can solve your problem by using a much more specific predicate than
list? unless the form of list that you want to admit really needs to
allow something like a single-element string list.
Well no,
Robin Bannister writes:
> Hallo all
>
> I'm having unexpected problems with a music function.
> It takes several arguments, the first of which expects a list,
> and should be optional.
>
> Today it tripped up when run with a late 2.19 version and I narrowed
> this down to 2.19.39. It seemed to ha
Hallo all
I'm having unexpected problems with a music function.
It takes several arguments, the first of which expects a list,
and should be optional.
Today it tripped up when run with a late 2.19 version and I narrowed
this down to 2.19.39. It seemed to have trouble with the second
parameter
Hi folks
I remember that some time ago a user in this list shared a Python
script to get point-and-click working on Windows and probably other
operating systems. I can't remember his name, as I think he writes very
seldomly in this list. I've searched the archive but I cannot find it.
I foun
