Can someone explain why the following scheme
code works the following way:
guile> (let ((b '())) (append! b (list 1)) b)
()
** Should be (1) shouldn't it? ***
guile> (let ((b (list))) (append! b (list 1)) b)
()
** ditto **
guile> (let ((b (list 1))) (append! b (list 1)) b)
I want to install xacc-1.0.18 on a Linux mandrake 6.1. When I try to install it I get
a error " dependency
problem: libxm.so.2 is needed by xacc-1.0.18..."
Does anyone have any idea where to find it . I search all file system and I couldn't
find it.
Please help...
Thanks
Juan Gonzalez
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> I'm currently working on a transaction report, which I intend to use
> as a test case for the improved reporting infrastructure discussed
> previously on the list.
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> As it tu
> I'm currently working on a transaction report, which I intend to use
> as a test case for the improved reporting infrastructure discussed
> previously on the list.
>
> As it turns out, all I need to do is print out a list of the splits
> in a particular account - with some filterting, orderin
I'm currently working on a transaction report, which I intend to use
as a test case for the improved reporting infrastructure discussed
previously on the list.
As it turns out, all I need to do is print out a list of the splits
in a particular account - with some filterting, ordering, and
forma
