...Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a ...sentence ::= subject predicate) (subject ::= article noun) (predicate ::= verb))) --> This of course worked. I could see the... (defun noun() (insert "noun")) (defun verb() (insert "verb")) Then I tried this: ...the way the grammar was described in the list, it did not know that. So I...

...start-symbol (first (first productions))) :productions (list ,@(mapcar (lambda (prod-sexp) (destructuring-bind (lhs...(make-production :lhs 'predicate :rhs '(verb) :generator #1#)))) (compute-terminals-and-non-terminals ...

... Using setq to obtain a symbol from a list, so that I can assign a ...'((sentence ::= subject predicate) (subject ::= article noun) (predicate ::= verb))) --> This of course worked. I could see the...article")) (defun noun() (insert "noun")) (defun verb() (insert "verb")) Then I tried this: (dolist (...the way the grammar was described in the list, it did not know that. So I ...

... predicate) (subject <- article noun) (predicate <- verb))) I expect to generate functions ... functions for article, noun and verb. I don't want to ... difficulties, try to generate this list instead: (donald <name> mickey (<item1...(name separator &rest items) prod (list* 'defun name '() (mapcar (lambda (item...

... this is just for illustration. (setq grammar '((sentence <- subject predicate) (subject <- article noun) (predicate <- verb))) I expect to generate functions that look like this: (defun sentence() (........some stuff ..., subject and predicate. I will of course hand-code the functions for article, noun and verb. I don't want to write the above defun; I want to generate it by ...

..., only because I inherited a computer that had an old version on it. It's wonderful but I can't justify the cost of obtaining a newer version. In any event, Access accepts SQL. Learn SQL; it'll make your life easier. Structured Query Language. Get yourself a book. It takes commands using ordinary nouns and verbs in recognizeable clauses. It's a useful programming language.

... to use R:Base, only because I inherited a computer that had an old version on it. It's wonderful but I can't justify the cost of obtaining a newer version. In any event, Access accepts SQL. Learn SQL; it'll make your life easier. Structured Query Language. Get yourself a book. It takes commands using ordinary nouns and verbs in recognizeable clauses. It's a useful programming language.

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...the RSC Communications Chairman. Blackburn will lead media efforts and develop a strategic plan to message "Message" can be a verb. Check anything but a basic dictionary and you'll find it listed as both a noun and a verb. -KD as usual, slapped senseless by kd. Thanks, I needed that.

KD wrote: "Message" can be a verb. Check anything but a basic dictionary and you'll find it listed as both a noun and a verb. -KD hahahahahahahaha : ) Lala