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Subject: Re: How to store computer-generated data?
From: Florian Dietz <floriandiet...@googlemail.com>
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I do not have those two lines as source code. I know how to write and load files with source code, but I can't do that here.
Imagine that the two lines have just been executed and that their source code is unknown. How could I do it then? If it helps, it could also work with defparameter instead of defconstant.