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Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a fu
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Barry Margolin |
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Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it |
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Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:54:06 -0400 |
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<a4bb6deb-6337-43bd-95e4-64a29770c803@y18g2000pre.googlegroups.com>,
srinik001@hotmail.com wrote:
> Oops... I got the subject wrong. Instead of
>
> " Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a
> function to it", it should read, "Using setq to assign value to the
> result of a function". Sorry about that.
Use set instead of setq.
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Barry Margolin, barmar@alum.mit.edu
Arlington, MA
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- Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, srinik001, 2008/04/22
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, srinik001, 2008/04/22
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it,
Barry Margolin <=
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, srinik001, 2008/04/23
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, Pascal Bourguignon, 2008/04/23
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, Barry Margolin, 2008/04/23
- Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, srinik001, 2008/04/27
Re: Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a function to it, Kevin Rodgers, 2008/04/23