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I'm trying to define export-defun macro, that would automatically export defined function, but produces error "These symbols are not accessible in the XYZ package" with ASDF. How would you fix it?


(defmacro export-defun (pkg name args &body body)
  (unless (find-package pkg)
    (make-package pkg))
  (let ((sym (intern (symbol-name name) pkg)))
    `(progn (defun ,sym ,args ,@body)
            (export ',sym))))

How would you fix it?
Use C89.

>>2
doesnt work.

6c6
< (export ',sym)
---
(export ',sym ',pkg)

What >>4 said, but
Why do you need to do this? You can just export the symbol in the package definition form, and if you want to write your code from another package, you can always:

(defun your-package:your-function (...) ...)

>>4
Thanks. It works now.

>>5
I dont like hand-updating two places, when a single symbol changes.

What colors are missing?


in gfx

// variations of red
m:red        -> #FF0000
m:medium_red -> #7F0000
m:dark_red   -> #3F0000
m:weak_red   -> #FF7F7F

m:brown      -> #964B00
m:dark_brown -> #654321
m:weak_brown -> #987654


// variations of green
m:green        -> #00FF00
m:medium_green -> #007F00
m:dark_green   -> #003F00
m:weak_green   -> #7FFF7F

// variations of blue
m:blue        -> #0000FF
m:medium_blue -> #00007F
m:dark_blue   -> #00003F
m:weak_blue   -> #7F7FFF

// variations of yellow
m:yellow -> #FFFF00
m:orange -> #FF7F00
m:olive  -> #7F7F00

// variations of cyan
m:cyan   -> #00FFFF
m:azure  -> #007FFF
m:teal   -> #007F7F

// variations of magenta
m:magenta -> #FF00FF
m:pink    -> #FF007F
m:violet  -> #7F00FF
m:purple  -> #7F007F

// variations of gray
m:black       -> #000000
m:gray        -> #7F7F7F
m:silver      -> #C0C0C0
m:weak_silver -> #C9C0BB
m:white       -> #FFFFFF

16777186 of them.

>>8
I meant colors that have english names.

>>9
Feldgrau

( ≖‿≖)

>>10
Too domain specific.
I'm not doing framework for WWII games.
Just want a few predefined colors in standard library.

What is the name of #00ff7f?

Just use X11 color names, christ.

Just use Emacs color names, christ.

The correct spelling is `colour', stupid rednecks.

>>15
British couldn't even keep control of its colonies. Stupid weak ass faggots.

>>15
Who do you think standardized the English language? If you read any pre-US letters, documents and literature you'll notice that there is no consistency. Yet, if you look at the first US documents, i.e. The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, etc. you'll notice it's very consistent with modern English. That's because English wasn't standardized until the US decided to standardize it in order to make such documents more specific in their meaning.

Obviously it's no coincidence that British English is 99.999% the same as US English. They adopted it and that they fucked up a handful of words like color is their problem.

>>17
Try reading some Shakespeare.

>>17,18
Remember to sage your posts for the benefit of all /prog/ users.

>>18
Shakespeare was an American.

>>20
And Thomas Edison was British.

>>21
No, he was African.