Shouldn't I be able to "make-array" with ":element-type '(list number *)" ?
.... but all I can do is "make-array" with ":element-type 'list" .Randall Blanchard
LIST is not defined by the standard as a compound type specifier name - see section 4.2.3. You could define a type like, say, LIST-OF-INTEGER yourself using SATISFIES, but that wouldn't help in your case. I'm pretty sure every Lisp will upgrade the element type of your array to T anyway. Edi.
No, unfortunately you cannot. The LIST type specifier is pretty useless. Cheers -- Marco On Sep 1, 2008, at 23:44 , Randall Blanchard wrote: > ... but all I can do is "make-array" with ":element-type 'list" . > > Randall Blanchard > blancha2@earthlink.net > > > -- Marco Antoniotti