Re: insert, remove, place, group redefined

Hi Jon, > I just wanted to try the 32-bit version “16.12.8 C”. When it starts, it > prints this: > > # insert redefined > # remove redefined > # place redefined > # group redefined These functions were moved from "lib.l" to built-in in October 2016 (see "doc/ChangeLog" on "CHANGES"). There

Re: shorter way of assigning list elements to multiple symbols?

Hi Alex >(let ((A B C) (foo)) I am using pil64 so...That's great...Thank you very much indeed Best Regards Dean On 18 December 2016 at 21:05, Alexander Burger wrote: > Hi Dean, > > > I'm sure I can only return multiple values from a function as a list. > > I can assign

Re: shorter way of assigning list elements to multiple symbols?

Hi Dean, > I'm sure I can only return multiple values from a function as a list. > I can assign those values to multiple symbols in the calling function like > this... > > (setq L (1 100 1000)) > > (setq A (get L 1) B (get L 2) C (get L 3)) Right. > but wonder if there's a shorter way. For

shorter way of assigning list elements to multiple symbols?

I'm sure I can only return multiple values from a function as a list. I can assign those values to multiple symbols in the calling function like this... (setq L (1 100 1000)) (setq A (get L 1) B (get L 2) C (get L 3)) but wonder if there's a shorter way. Thank you in anticipation. Dean

Re: best way to create global list variable/symbol

Joh-Tob >Why not use the idea i presented? It's not that I won'tI'd only just come back to show what I'd found re function arguments when I saw your solutions. Again...thank you very much for them. All code related to what I'm trying to do is extremely helpful given my inexperience with