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For example you can retrieve their values with the [[symbol-value]] function. | For example you can retrieve their values with the [[symbol-value]] function. | ||
| − | CYC(n): (symbol-value '[[*the-cyclist*]]) | + | CYC(n): ([[symbol-value]] '[[*the-cyclist*]]) |
[Time: 26.965 µsecs] | [Time: 26.965 µsecs] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:19, 28 September 2016
SubL Functions are basically Lisp Functions. see https://www.tutorialspoint.com/lisp/lisp_variables.htm
For example you can retrieve their values with the symbol-value function.
CYC(n): (symbol-value '*the-cyclist*) [Time: 26.965 µsecs] #$DavidWhitten
