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- To: A2DEH at MIT-MC
- From: Alias for KMP <TURNIP at MIT-MC>
- Date: Wed, 3 Mar 82 21:13:00 GMT
- Cc: BUG-LISP at MIT-MC
- Original-date: 3 March 1982 16:13-EST
- Sender: KMP at MIT-MC
Date: 21 February 1982 00:07-EST
From: Donald E. Hopkins <A2DEH at MIT-MC>
Subject: Lisp bug?
To: BUG-LISP at MIT-MC
There seems to be a problem in Lisp with EQ... I did the
following:
(setq a (readline))<cr> ; Just hit cr
||
(eq '|| a)
NIL ; Huh?!
Readline does not return an interned symbol. Use (INTERN (READLINE)) if
you want to the result of the readline to be placed on (or found on if it's
already there) the obarray for comparison with other things seen by READ.
(setq b (implode nil))
||
(eq b '||)
NIL ; *SIGH*
The correct answer to this EQ is T. I cannot reproduce your NIL result.
-kmp