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For your convenience...
- To: JONL at MIT-MC
- Subject: For your convenience...
- From: KMP at MIT-MC (Kent M. Pitman)
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 80 10:59:00 GMT
- Cc: NIL at MIT-MC, (BUG LISP) at MIT-MC
- Original-date: 10 MAR 1980 0559-EST
I note an awful lot of your code uses these cute little
|+internal-something-or-other/|| things with mixed case to
keep people from typing them accidentally. needless to say,
this makes typing them in rough when you really do want them.
Hence, I have *the answer* ... for only 50cents and 2 boxtops,
you too can use kmp's emacs CASE? library. Merely do
MM Load LibraryKP;CASE?
on mc and you'll get this neat definition for / which peeks for
a | and if it finds one immediately following it, will mung the
case of the previous atom in some uniquely determined way for
that given atom... eg, typing
+internal-foo-macro/|
will (at the time you type the /|) result in ...
|+iNtERnal-fOO-mACRo/||
Without any extra effort, you will have generated a fine unique atom.
This special offer is available for a limited time only, so hurry --
get yours today...
-kmp