Subject: bug in for on pre59 built with clisp using cygwin
From: Vadim V. Zhytnikov
Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2001 16:43:53 +0300
This is certainly clisp specific bug. With gcl
all variants
for ... in ...
for ... IN ...
for ... iN ...
for ... In ...
work fine.
Yasuaki Honda wrote:
> Dear Dr. Dan Stanger,
>
> I just noticed that:
> for u IN x do print(u);
> works fine while
> for u in x do print(u);
> does not.
>
> Capitalizing both letters looks important. Certainly this should be
> a bug...
>
> Yasuaki Honda
> Japan
>
> On 2001.12.20, at 10:22, Dan Stanger wrote:
>
> > f(x):=for u in x do print(u); give the following error message:
> > Incorrect syntax: in is an unknown keyword in a DO statement.
> >
> > This works correctly in previous versions.
> > Dan Stanger
> >
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