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Thursday, 28th of January 2021, 20:55:16 UTC
20:55:19
_death
move fast and preorder things
20:55:57
Xach
this technique works especially well when ordering used books that ship very slowly
1:00:08
KREYREN
proposing crablang to be more lisp-y -> Need example of a built-in variable
1:02:10
charles`
KREYREN: You mean you want en example of a variable that is built into lisp?
1:02:29
KREYREN
confused lisp with elisp my baaad!
1:02:29
charles`
Gnuxie[m]: I think crablang = rust
1:02:40
KREYREN
(not the game the language)
1:09:02
Gnuxie[m]
Rust cannot be made lispy, mostly its investors are not interested in interactivity, but this isn't what you want to hear
1:10:56
Gnuxie[m]
That's Ignoring everything that makes rust rust stands against what makes lisp lisp
1:20:08
theemacsshibe
According to the log, apparently my messages aren't coming through today.
1:20:22
theemacsshibe
So, what kind of "built-in variable" would make Rust any more like Lisp exactly?
1:50:39
ealfonso
is there a way to clear a hash table?
1:52:10
akoana
(clrhash hash-table) ?
1:52:17
specbot
http://www.lispworks.com/reference/HyperSpec/Body/f_clrhas.htm
2:37:27
no-defun-allowed
Are we back then?
2:37:44
theemacsshibe
no-defun-allowed: No, I can't see your message.
2:37:58
no-defun-allowed
Sure ya can't.
3:38:55
yCrazyEdd
** NICK CrazyEddy
4:04:41
beach
Good morning everyone!
4:11:11
dbotton
How does one add an additional directory to asdf for searching?
4:17:09
beach
I put a symbolic link in quicklisp/local-projects/
4:30:46
beach
You may have to run (ql:register-local-projects) once after that.
4:50:02
fiddlerwoaroof
(asdf:initialize-configuration (:source-registry :inherit-configuration (:tree "/path/to/directory/"))) works too
4:50:28
fiddlerwoaroof
Or, '(:source-registry ...)
5:03:51
dbotton
How would I run a function in a package that doesn't exist at compile time
5:04:32
beach
Functions are not located in packages. Symbols are.
5:05:13
beach
And you can't call a function that does not exist.
5:05:18
dbotton
I want to use a symbol and a package not created yet at compile time
5:05:43
dbotton
After the load of the source
5:06:05
no-defun-allowed
One solution is to do (funcall (find-symbol "NAME" "PACKAGE") ...) but I'd rather ask why you need to do that.
5:06:07
dbotton
But the package does not yet exist at time I compile the function
5:06:41
no-defun-allowed
Can you load the other files required beforehand, or at least the file defining the package?
5:07:11
dbotton
So I want to give a way for someone to load and run a tutorial file in my quicklisp project without needed to known where it is installed
5:07:40
no-defun-allowed
Then they should load your project code first.
5:08:01
dbotton
The tutorials are in a different package
5:08:11
dbotton
Created when you load them
5:08:33
no-defun-allowed
One approach is to define another ASDF system for the tutorial, which depends-on your actual system, and have the user load that.
5:08:56
no-defun-allowed
So, (asdf:defsystem #:clog-user :depends-on (#:clog) ...) then the user types (ql:quickload :clog-user)
5:09:32
dbotton
Or I could just create the clog-user package
7:10:02
clone_of_saturn
** NICK saturn2
7:32:37
White__Flame
** NICK White_Flame
7:53:12
no-defun-allowed
Hello phoe.
7:57:33
edgar-rft
ACTION feels dizzy with all that many ypsilons
Friday, 29th of January 2021, 8:55:16 UTC