Re: [clisp-list] accessing command-line-arguments from within clisp

[D. G. <de...@gn...>]

> 
> Why do you need the -q/-norc/-M/-m ... ?
> -B is ext:lib-directory (see impnotes).
> -L is ext:current-language (ditto).

I don't need them (right now), but i guess it can't hurt to have that
information available inside clisp as well..


> 
> all the other (i.e., non-CLISP-defined) arguments _are_ made
> available in *args*.

Yes, although as i understand it, *args* is bound only temporarily to
those arguments, that too while loading a file.  (i guess, the common
lisp specs must surely be allowing for some variables which an
implementation can bind as it chooses... one such variable could be
bound permamnently to initial-args..)

Anyhow, this is just a minor wishlist.  You all have solved my
problem, and thanks a ton for the same...  CLISP rocks. 


DG                                 http://deego.gnufans.org/~deego/
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