Re: Understanding the "let" construct and the setting of variables

[Emanuel Berg]

Jean Louis wrote:

>> I think you can avoid using `setq' with lists, strings etc
>> in loops by using `cl-loop' with accumulation.
>
> I am avoiding cl functions by principle to make it easier.
> It does not matter.

They are very useful. I've used 24 of them, 86 times :)

It is not really CL. cl-lib.el is in Elisp. So the cl- prefix
is nothing to be afraid of, on the contrary it's great
stuff :)

Some of the stuff I don't know why I used tho, cl-caddr for
example. Because there is a caddr, in subr.el...

cl-caddr
cl-case
cl-concatenate
cl-defun
cl-digit-char-p
cl-dolist
cl-find-if
cl-first
cl-gensym
cl-incf
cl-labels
cl-lib
cl-loop
cl-map
cl-mapcan
cl-mapcar
cl-position
cl-pushnew
cl-remove
cl-remove-if-not
cl-return
cl-set-exclusive-or
cl-sort
cl-subseq

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