Hi,
with a common lisp background, I’m used to type :
(defun myfun(x) ....)
with no spaces between myfun and the parameters list. I’ve been hit a few minutes by strange error messages before I notice that a separation space was necessary.
So I’ve slightly modified the nextitem() function to also use the ‘(’ char as a separator :
while(!isspace(ch) && ch != ')' && ch != '(' && index < buflen){
buffer[index++] = ch;
int temp = digitvalue(ch);
result = result * base + temp;
isnumber = isnumber && (digitvalue(ch)<base);
ch = Getc();
}
buffer[index] = '\0';
if (ch == ')') LastChar = ')';
if (ch == '(') LastChar = '(';
It seems to function but I thought I would post it to get some input from the author to be sure I’ve not broken something else :-)
Cheers,
Sébastien.