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where is eval-enqueue's queue? (was: Free from appleEvents pr)
- Subject: where is eval-enqueue's queue? (was: Free from appleEvents pr)
- From: "Mark A. Tapia" <markt@dgp.toronto.edu>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jun 1993 10:58:30 -0400
On Wed Jun 30 10:44, jonathan kaye writes:
This prompted one question I've had through our development: how can
one access the list on which eval-enqueue pushes its stuff?
The global variable *eval-queue* contains the enqueued forms. Here's
a complete example. Notice that push-forms pushes forms onto the eval-queue
while pop-form prints the length of the queue and the contents:
mark
(defun push-forms (n)
(loop for i from 1 to n
do (eval-enqueue `(pop-form))))
(defun pop-form ()
(print-db (length *eval-queue*) *eval-queue*))
? (push-forms 8)
NIL
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 7
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1# #1# #1# #1# #1# #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 6
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1# #1# #1# #1# #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 5
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1# #1# #1# #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 4
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1# #1# #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 3
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1# #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 2
*EVAL-QUEUE* (#1=(POP-FORM) #1#)
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 1
*EVAL-QUEUE* ((POP-FORM))
(LENGTH *EVAL-QUEUE*) 0
*EVAL-QUEUE* NIL