On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 3:04 PM, Eli Barzilay wrote:
>> You probably want something like parameters.
> (What people *probably* want is something like CL, where you can
> declare a specific variable as special -- and then when you use it in
> a `let' or as a function argument, that binding is done
Yesterday, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> You probably want something like parameters.
>
> You could make a language with dynamic scope if you really wanted it
> though. You would capture variable accesses with #%top and friends.
> Or you could just redefine binding/setting forms to use
> parameters/globa
On Jun 22, 2011, at 9:40 AM, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> You probably want something like parameters.
+1
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You probably want something like parameters.
You could make a language with dynamic scope if you really wanted it
though. You would capture variable accesses with #%top and friends. Or
you could just redefine binding/setting forms to use
parameters/globals+fluid-let.
Jay
2011/6/22 José Lopes :
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Hello,
Is it possible to declare a variable with dynamic scope?
Or is there a way of implementing this? Possibly using macros?
Regards,
José
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