I\'m writing a dungeon crawler game in CL, and I\'m having trouble with the case form. Two things: Common Lisp complains Duplicate keyform QUOTE in CASE statement
Is there a way to return an expression using quasiquotes while still getting rid of the beginning parenthesis?
It seems both (mapcar \'car \'((foo bar) (foo1 bar1))) and (mapcar #\'car \'((foo bar) (foo1 bar1))) work as the same.
sorry for bad English. Why Ruby quoting so strange? Or may be this is a bug? irb(main):027:0> p eval \"\\\"\\+\\\\+\\\\\\+\\\\\\\\+\\\\\\\\\\+\\\"\"
I have to remake backquote (with unquote and unquote-splicing) without using the builtins reader macros `,@
I can clearly see the text in browser. characters should be \"R\"开发者_C百科, \"P\", or \"B\". But when I write a step a cucumber step
I\'m working on a custom loyalty points module. During the checkout the customer has the option to redeem his points.
In parent.html I set an iframe with child.html in it. in child frame,I write js: $(function () { var child = 6;
In A.html I open an iframe with B.html in it. in B.html,I write js: <script type=\"javascript\"> var b=0;
When i post something with \" to a php page, it gets escaped with \\" ; . To get rid of this in the php file, i\'ve tried str_ireplace, htmlspecialchars_decode and stripslashes, nothing is wor
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