I had it working with <= but wanted to make that either < or > for conciseness; I didn't actually look at your code other than to see what it did.
Thanks for the fix man,
Mark.
sorry lion, I only tested it with a handful of values and it worked for them so I thought it was working, apparently not. The googlie eyes were actually because the function gave me a little trouble at first.
I had it working with <= but wanted to make that either < or > for conciseness; I didn't actually look at your code other than to see what it did.
Thanks for the fix man,
Mark.
Originally Posted by LyonHaert
Awesome.
I knew there had to be a built-in functions for conversions, I just need to find a reference to built-in functions. I'm using CLisp 2.37, btw. The only references I have at the moment are the tutorial doc that come with CLisp, On Lisp by Paul Graham (PDF), and a couple HTML pages I found.
Please, help me guys! I'm a newbie and tested your code: it didn't work! What's wrong? I copypasted it to the listener window of LispWorks and nothing! Help!
[i]I had it working with <= but wanted to make that either < or > for conciseness; I didn't actually look at your code other than to see what it did.
Thanks for the fix man,
Mark.[/i]
sorry lion, I only tested it with a handful of values and it worked for them so I thought it was working, apparently not. The googlie eyes were actually because the function gave me a little trouble at first.
What's wrong? I copypasted it to the listener window of LispWorks and nothing! Help! 