regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 03:34 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Alex Shinn
(26 Nov 2013 12:44 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Peter Bex
(26 Nov 2013 14:25 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 18:00 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Peter Bex
(26 Nov 2013 18:21 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 19:09 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
John Cowan
(26 Nov 2013 18:24 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 19:17 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Peter Bex
(26 Nov 2013 19:23 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Kevin Wortman
(26 Nov 2013 19:52 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 19:59 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre? Kevin Wortman (27 Nov 2013 23:33 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
John Cowan
(27 Nov 2013 23:42 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Arthur A. Gleckler
(30 Nov 2013 14:55 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 18:02 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
John Cowan
(26 Nov 2013 18:19 UTC)
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Re: regexp and valid-sre?
Michael Montague
(26 Nov 2013 19:11 UTC)
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> An <sre> is not a data type. It is a language. This is like having > 'valid-syntax?' to check an expression before you call 'eval' with it. On this point, actually the SRE Syntax section of the SRFI draft states "Note that an SRE is a first-class object consisting of nested lists of strings, chars, char-sets, symbols and numbers. Where the syntax is described as (foo bar), this can be constructed equivalently as '(foo bar) or (list 'foo 'bar), etc." Kevin Wortman