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Diffstat (limited to 'txr.1')
| -rw-r--r-- | txr.1 | 40 |
1 files changed, 20 insertions, 20 deletions
@@ -5860,7 +5860,7 @@ list is specified, it means that only the given variables can emerge from the successful collect. Any newly introduced bindings for other variables do not propagate. More precisely, whenever the collect body matches successfully, the following three rules apply: -.IP 1 +.IP 1. If .code :vars specifies required variables, the collect body must bind all of them, @@ -5869,13 +5869,13 @@ or else must not bind any variable at all, whether listed in or not, otherwise an exception of type .code query-error is thrown. -.IP 2 +.IP 2. If .code :vars specifies required variables, and also specifies default variables, and the collect body binds no variable at all, then the default variables are not bound to their default values. -.IP 3 +.IP 3. If .code :vars specifies optional variables, and all required variables are bound by @@ -17047,7 +17047,7 @@ form will be spared from .codn progn -conversion by the compiler if it meets the following rules. .RS -.IP 1 +.IP 1. Any .meta body-form references the block's @@ -17059,10 +17059,10 @@ in a or .code sys:capture-cont expression. -.IP 2 +.IP 2. The form contains at least one direct call to a function not in the standard \*(TL library. -.IP 3 +.IP 3. The form contains at least one direct call to the functions .codn sys:capture-cont , .codn return* , @@ -17074,14 +17074,14 @@ The form contains at least one direct call to the functions .code compile-file or .codn compile-toplevel . -.IP 4 +.IP 4. The form references any of the functions in rules 2 and 3 as a function binding via the .code dwim operator (or the DWIM brackets notation) or via the .code fun operator. -.IP 5 +.IP 5. The form is a .code block* form; these are spared from the optimization. @@ -17510,12 +17510,12 @@ The .meta form is not expanded all at once. Rather, it is treated by the following algorithm: .RS -.IP 1 +.IP 1. First, if .meta form is a macro, it is macro-expanded as if by an application of the function .codn macroexpand . -.IP 2 +.IP 2. If the resulting expanded form is a .codn progn , .codn compile-only , @@ -17528,7 +17528,7 @@ recursive call to .code eval using the same .metn env . -.IP 3 +.IP 3. Otherwise, if the expanded form isn't one of the above three kinds of expressions, it is subject to a full expansion and evaluation. .RE @@ -31073,7 +31073,7 @@ to a suffix of then .meta sequence is returned. -.IP 6 +.IP 6. In all other cases, .meta sequence and @@ -42008,15 +42008,15 @@ the displacement from the NUL character. The rules can be stated as a set of restrictions: .RS -.IP 1 +.IP 1. Two characters may not be added together. -.IP 2 +.IP 2. A character may not be subtracted from an integer (which also rules out the possibility of computing the additive inverse of a character). -.IP 3 +.IP 3. A character operand may not be opposite to a floating point operand in any operation. -.IP 4 +.IP 4. A character may not be an operand of multiplication. .RE @@ -74947,7 +74947,7 @@ If an .code eval-only form is top-level form, then each of its constituent forms is also a top-level form. -.IP 5 +.IP 5. If a .code load-time form is top-level form, then its argument is a top-level form. @@ -74997,12 +74997,12 @@ similar to the algorithm used by the .code eval function: .RS -.IP 1 +.IP 1. First, if .meta form is a macro, it is macro-expanded as if by an application of the function .codn macroexpand . -.IP 2 +.IP 2. If the resulting expanded form is a .codn progn , .codn compile-only , @@ -75012,7 +75012,7 @@ form, then .code compile-file iterates over that form's argument expressions, compiling each expression recursively as if it were a separate expression. -.IP 3 +.IP 3. Otherwise, if the expanded form isn't one of the above three kinds of expressions, it is subject to a full expansion and compilation. .RE |