Hi all,
TXR 137 is out. Binaries at Bintray, as usual.
In this release, I changed the @(if) semantics as I wrote about earlier. If you use txr -C 136, you get the old semantics. I don't suspect anyone cares.
There are a bunch of new functions which complement some existing library functions by finding a rightmost match. Very exciting ...
I added a macro called lset which assigns the consecutive elements of a sequence, such as a list, into multiple places. For example: (lset a b c (list 1 2 3)) where variables a, b, c receive 1, 2, 3.
Plus some bugfixes and documentation improvements.
Cheers ...
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