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Diffstat (limited to 'txr.1')
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1 files changed, 34 insertions, 43 deletions
@@ -19031,14 +19031,16 @@ because the latter is equivalent to .mets (sub-list < list >> [ from <> [ to ]]) .syne .desc -This function is like the -.code sub -function, except that it operates -strictly on lists. - -For a description of the arguments and semantics, refer to the +The +.code sub-list +function has the same parameters and semantics as the .code sub -function. +function, except that it operates on its +.meta list +argument using list operations, and assumes that +.meta list +it is terminated by +.codn nil . .coNP Function @ replace-list .synb @@ -19047,12 +19049,16 @@ function. .desc The .code replace-list -function is like the replace function, except that the first -argument must be a list. - -For a description of the arguments, semantics and return value, refer to the +function is like the .code replace -function. +function, except that it operates on its +.meta list +argument using list operations. It assumes that +.meta list +it is terminated by +.codn nil , +and that it is made of cells which can be mutated using +.codn rplaca . .coNP Functions @ listp and @ proper-list-p .synb @@ -22004,13 +22010,11 @@ exactly like match-str. .desc The .code sub-str -function is like the more generic function -.codn sub , -except that it -operates only on strings. For a description of the arguments and semantics, -refer to the +function has the same parameters and semantics as the .code sub -function. +function, +function, except that the first argument is operated upon +using string operations. .coNP Function @ replace-str .synb @@ -22019,14 +22023,10 @@ function. .desc The .code replace-str -function is like the +function has the same parameters and semantics as the .code replace -function, except that the first -argument must be a string. - -For a description of the arguments, semantics and return value, refer to the -.code replace -function. +function, except that the first argument is operated upon +using string operations. .coNP Function @ cat-str .synb @@ -23393,14 +23393,12 @@ and containing the same elements in the same order. .desc The .code sub-vec -function is like the more generic function +function has the same parameters and semantics as the +function .codn sub , -except that it -operates only on vectors. - -For a description of the arguments and semantics, refer to the -.code sub -function. +except that the +.meta vec +argument must be a vector. .coNP Function @ replace-vec .synb @@ -23411,12 +23409,9 @@ The .code replace-vec is like the .code replace -function, except that the first argument -must be a vector. - -For a description of the arguments, semantics and return value, refer to the -.code replace -function. +function except that the +.meta vec +argument must be a vector. .coNP Function @ cat-vec .synb @@ -59571,10 +59566,6 @@ function, except that the first argument must be a buffer. The extracted sub-range of a buffer is itself a buffer object. -For a description of the arguments and semantics, refer to the -.code sub -function. - .coNP Function @ replace-buf .synb .mets (replace-buf < buf < item-sequence >> [ from <> [ to ]]) @@ -65062,7 +65053,7 @@ function is a specialized version of .code replace which works on .code carray -objects. It replaces a sub-range of +objects. It replaces a sub-range of .meta carray with elements from .metn item-sequence . |