Re: [Readable-discuss] Sweetening code with #'

[David A. W. <dwh...@dw...>]

Are you using the -C option in sweeten?  By default, sweeten assumes scheme syntax.  You need -C so that it knows that you are processing Common Lisp

On October 4, 2014 10:00:23 AM EDT, martijn brekelmans <tij...@ms...> wrote:
>I'm new to lisp and I thought using readable would be a great bridge
>for learning lisp. So far it's been pretty good, except for one time :(
>I'm following practical lisp and there's a little bit of code using a
>#', I can't figure out how to sweeten this piece of code. Using the
>sweeten tool replaces #' with syntax, (the result is also in the
>pastebin link below), but it doesn't work when running, clisp tells me
>syntax is undefined.
>
>Here's the piece of code that I'd like to sweeten.
>
>It would be great if the docs contained examples on sweetening
>expressions that use #' (and probably also for similar symbols, like
>').
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