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Steve Yegge gives a simple explanation about string & structured-data
processing with Lisp:

http://steve.yegge.googlepages.com/the-emacs-problem

Is anyone here interested in this? I am very glad I ran across these
views, because I already felt that the string & structured-data
processing that Lisp can do so well (on the borders of AI) is
something that it might be possible to convince stodgy old,
last-century-oriented management farts is worth using to make profits.

I actually need to think a lot deeper about Steve's article.




Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:32 am

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Steve Yegge gives a simple explanation about string & structured-data processing with Lisp: http://steve.yegge.googlepages.com/the-emacs-problem Is anyone here...
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... Keeping in mind that elisp is more procedural than functional, Finseth's seminal work [1] on text editing is quite enlightening. Footnotes: [1]...
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... Alok, Thanks for the reference. I'll definitely have a look at it. Did you read `The Emacs Problem'? I wouldn't say it's really just about Emacs, but...
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