Re: [Axiom-mail] How to avoid vertical bars enclosing function name in generated Lisp code

[Gabriel Dos Reis]

Vanuxem Grégory <address@hidden> writes:

| Hello,
| 
| I'm trying to call a Lisp function in Spad. The problem is that I don't
| want to import it. If I use 'FOO(something)$Lisp' the generated Lisp
| code is approximately '(FOO something)' but if I append its package
| name, 'FOO_:_:BAR(something)$Lisp', the Spad compiler encloses it in
| vertical bars, the generated code becomes (|FOO::BAR| something). Is it
| possible to avoid this ? And, if not, any idea where I can look to
| modify this behavior ?

I find the Lisp package as a hack -- a necessary hack until the system
is complete in the sense that one would have less need of Lisp.

However, if we have the notion of "nested domain", the I would have
expected BAR(something)$FOO$Lisp to work.

Notice that the syntax (FOO::BAR)(something) works in Boot.

-- Gaby