Re: Beyond CL?
- From: Pascal Bourguignon <pjb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2005 22:29:32 +0200
"Tron3k" <tron3k@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Let's say I've given up on trying to change the Common Lisp standard,
> heh. So I won't be forcing anything on anybody.
>
> I'm wondering about 'taste' ... are some 'tastes' universal? For
> example, I think everyone could agree on which one is nicer-looking:
>
> (defun dec-list (lst)
> (mapcar #'1- lst))
>
> (def (dec-list lst)
> (map 1- lst))
I don't know about taste, but why would you want to change Common Lisp
when you can perfectly write:
(defpackage "MY-PGM" (:use "MY-SHORTNAME-LISP"))
(in-package "MY-PGM)
(def (dec-list lst)
(map 1- lst))
instead of:
(DEFPACKAGE "my-pgm" (:USE "common-lisp"))
(IN-PACKAGE "my-pgm)
(defun dec-list (lst)
(mapcar #'1- lst))
and it's not even hard to implement.
> Heh, one of the features in my new language is complicated to implement
> in Common Lisp. I might need to write a whole new reader in order to do
> it. Yes, I can do whatever I want, but it's kind of like saying you can
> do whatever you want in C if you write a compiler that takes your new
> language to C. ;)
Why do you think there's a Greenspun's Tenth Law?
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