They should both stay, people may want access to the primitives (for
example a set of sets) and there is no reason not to provide it.
Ian
On Jun 29, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Glenn Tarcea wrote:
Ian,
The set-valued-slots are very nice. I've been playing around with
them to write the documentatio
Ian,
The set-valued-slots are very nice. I've been playing around with
them to write the documentation and have found they will cleanup some
code I had written using make-pset. One question: Should the write up
on PSETs remain in the documentation, or should there be a write up
to migrate
> (set-list object 'slotname)
I'd call it set->list, but that's probably a matter of
personal preference...
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Great stuff!
To answer a couple of questions:
- Cached slots aren't ready yet; I'll document when I can work out the
kinks:
- Indexed slots are the same as the existing indexed-slots
descriptions, except for
the :inherit slot option so you should be able to copy & paste
existing content
