A while ago someone wrote me a macro for catching the return value
of a function so it wasn't put out on the screen.
It was something like
(defmacro _( some code here))
I've lost it by mistake and would greatly appreciate it if someone
else could please reply.
Thanx alot :)
In article <············@earthlink.net> Cyberstorm <···@earthlink.net> writes:
\\ A while ago someone wrote me a macro for catching the return value
\\ of a function so it wasn't put out on the screen.
\\
\\ It was something like
\\ (defmacro _( some code here))
\\
\\ I've lost it by mistake and would greatly appreciate it if someone
\\ else could please reply.
\\ Thanx alot :)
You dont need a macro. Just put a (values) at the end of the function, as
in
(defun foo (x)
x
(values))
Sunil