..."zero emission vehicles" which rules out diesel as well. That's a lofty goal. Reduction is also helpful. And yes even diesels will peter out eventually, time allowed for technology to adance. Get out of the fifties bro. Do you believe in technological advances? No. I refuse to believe in technical advances. They are an abomination that should be erased from the face of the ...

...mean "zero emission vehicles" which rules out diesel as well. That's a lofty goal. Reduction is also helpful. And yes even diesels will peter out eventually, time allowed for technology to adance. Get out of the fifties bro. Do you believe in technological advances? However, electric cars won't take off unless supercapacitors replace batteries so that the vehicle can be charged ...

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... constructs when multiple expressions need to be executed, such as cond. Again, reading existing code will help you identify the more common idioms. - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? I'd strongly recommend you read the emacs lisp reference manual and you may get a bit out of ...

...I put more than one expression into the else case? Like this: (if condition (do-if-case) ((do-else-case) (do-more-else-case)) - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? Thanks for any help! Nathan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/elisp-questions-for-Advanced-...

...part) (and-another)) `if' allows any number of sexps in the else part. See also `cond' and `when'. - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? You can compare characters with `eq'. `char-after' picks up the character at a given buffer position. ...

...> (another-else-part) (and-another)) `if' allows any number of sexps in the else part. See also `cond' and `when'. - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? You can compare characters with `eq'. `char-after' picks up the character at a given buffer position. (...

...(an-else-part) (another-else-part) (and-another)) `if' allows any number of sexps in the else part. See also `cond' and `when'. - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? You can compare characters with `eq'. `char-after' picks up the character at a given buffer position. (eq arg (char-...

... I put more than one expression into the else case? Like this: (if condition (do-if-case) ((do-else-case) (do-more-else-case)) - If I have a funcion like this: (defun adanced-closing-bracket (arg) ...) How do I compare (arg) to the character under point? Thanks for any help! Nathan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/elisp-questions-for-Advanced-Closing-brackets-...

>> Pamiętamy! Był całkiem niezły, tylko nijak nie chciał drukować na składance. Szybko sie przesiadłem na ChiWritera, którego wersja 4.10 jeszcze dziś zadziwia możliwościami. ChiWriter byl na rynku jak autor TAGa chodzil do przedszkola. Ale wersja 3. "Czwórka", z resztą mało podobna do "trójki", pojawiła się później. Ale do dziś chyba nikt nie "rozkminił" ChiScriptu :) ...