Hi,
Symbols are always inside a package, this is why 'a' in the text-
editor becomes
'common-lisp-user::a' when evaluated. If you want to avoid packages
altogether you
could use keywords instead of symbols:
> (setf vec '#((:a 1) (:b 2) (:b 3) (:a 4))))
Mikael
On Jun 19, 2009, at 9:14 PM, marco_d wrote:
>
> hallo list
>
> i have a question concerning lisp-programming in pwgl:
>
> if i use a list of vectors (used in a lisp-code-box with (in-package
> :cl-user) )
> i have some problems accessing this data.
>
> for example in cl:
> -------------
> (setf vec '#((a 1) (b 2) (b 3) (a 4))))
> (type-of vec) ;=> (simple-vector 4)
> (svref vec 0) ;=> (a 1)
> (type-of (first (svref vec 0))) ;=> symbol
> (equal 'a (first (svref vec 0))) ;=> t
> -------------
>
> in pwgl i can lookup the symbol as well, but it appears as something
> like:
>
> (svref vec 0)
> PWGL-> (common-lisp-user::a 1)
>
> (what does this mean )
> then equal is not working because of some reasons i can't figure
> out...
>
> maybe somebody can help me
> i hope my question is not too stupied - i just started to work with
> lisp/pwgl
>
> thanks a lot
> marco
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