I have found it to be very useful as an immediate mode during .NET development, and for ad hoc scripting-like tasks.
For example, I can decode a base64 email in a line or two of Lisp to determine whether to send it to spamcop or not.
I have a converted a few .NET technology samples to DotLisp, including a windowed DirectX application.
I've also attempted to convert some Common Lisp (and other Scheme and Lisp) code to DotLisp, but as Rich has suggested in private communication it is better (and often easier) to rewrite it in DotLisp, just like when converting from other non-.NET languages.
Has anyone else got some stories or sample code?
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I have found it to be very useful as an immediate mode during .NET development, and for ad hoc scripting-like tasks.
For example, I can decode a base64 email in a line or two of Lisp to determine whether to send it to spamcop or not.
I have a converted a few .NET technology samples to DotLisp, including a windowed DirectX application.
I've also attempted to convert some Common Lisp (and other Scheme and Lisp) code to DotLisp, but as Rich has suggested in private communication it is better (and often easier) to rewrite it in DotLisp, just like when converting from other non-.NET languages.
Has anyone else got some stories or sample code?