I have several questions

[lisp...@gmail.com]

1. Can lisphp support ">", "<" ?
and how to use?
2. How to use 'cond', 'eval' ?
please give me examples.

Thank you for your attention!

[Hong Minhee]

1. There's no comparison operator e.g. `<`, `<=`. I will commit this soon.

2. There is not `cond` but `if`. Try write `cond` macro yourself. :-)

`eval` takes a list or an atom. For example:

>>> (eval :1)
==> 1
>>> (eval :(+ 1 2))
==> 3
>>> (define pi 3.14)
==> 3.14
>>> (eval :pi)
==> 3.14

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http://lunant.com/
洪民憙 Hong Minhee
http://dahlia.kr/

[Hong Minhee]

I have wrote four comparing operators: `>`, `<`, `>=` and `<=`.

>>> (> 1 2 3)
==> false
>>> (< 1 2 3)
==> true
>>> (<= 1 2 2)
==> true
>>> (>= 3 3 1)
==> true

Check the changeset:
http://github.com/lunant/lisphp/commit/41132799f6baac06e5c9ad9cfabe1e46a503c6da

Thanks.

2010/10/28 Hong Minhee <dah...@lunant.com>:

[lisp...@gmail.com]

thank you.

I checked github/dahlia.... but not working...
I try github/lunant... It works.
I'll check at lunant, now.

On 10월28일, 오후3시23분, Hong Minhee <dah...@lunant.com> wrote:
> I have wrote four comparing operators: `>`, `<`, `>=` and `<=`.
>
> >>> (> 1 2 3)
> ==> false
> >>> (< 1 2 3)
> ==> true
> >>> (<= 1 2 2)
> ==> true
> >>> (>= 3 3 1)
>
> ==> true
>

> Check the changeset:http://github.com/lunant/lisphp/commit/41132799f6baac06e5c9ad9cfabe1e...

>
> Thanks.
>
> 2010/10/28 Hong Minhee <dah...@lunant.com>:
>
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>
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> > 1. There's no comparison operator e.g. `<`, `<=`. I will commit this soon.
>
> > 2. There is not `cond` but `if`. Try write `cond` macro yourself. :-)
>
> > `eval` takes a list or an atom. For example:
>
> >>>> (eval :1)
> > ==> 1
> >>>> (eval :(+ 1 2))
> > ==> 3
> >>>> (define pi 3.14)
> > ==> 3.14
> >>>> (eval :pi)
> > ==> 3.14
>