I\'ve written the following bit of code to 开发者_如何学JAVAsimulate rolling a six-sided die a number of times and counting how many times each side landed up:
When I program I use two screens with Emacs on both with two buffers split in each window totaling 4 open source files on screen at any one time.
Alt+f in emacs when writing in tex mode seems to not include the . as part of the word. So 开发者_运维百科how do I modify the alt+f behavior to remain the same exact when going forward if there is pun
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Everytime I run ispell-buffer and add things to the private dictionary. It asks me confirmation whether I开发者_StackOverflow中文版 want to save it or not at the end. Can I turn this off?? So it doesn
I want to test for equality amongst lists, but 开发者_开发知识库I really only care that the members are the same, not the ordering. Are there any simple operators to check for this?
I have looked for some info on this and haven\'t found anything very helpful. Background What I have is GNU Common Lisp installed. I can create a Lisp file and compile it to a .o object file using t
I have a tree, A / \\ BC /\\\\ DEF represented as a list, (A (B (D) (E)) (C (F))) It actually is a very large tree so what I would like to do is start the search if I can\'t find what I am look
I have to delete even appearance of element from list using LISP or PROLOG. Here is some example. input: \'(5 2 (3 5 (3) 5 (4 2 (2 4))) 5 2)
Scheme newbie question- Is there a way for me to reset my current REPL environment (i.e. the default user environment) without quitting and restarting my REPL? Basically I\'d like a way to wipe out m
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