From: Patrik Schäfer
Subject: newbie question: can you talk to lisp via DDE?
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Message-ID: <3A043C0D.1A02CCBB@unitek.ch>
Is there a way how I can talk to lisp using the DDE
(Dynamic Data Exchange) protocol?
Patrik
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From: Kent M Pitman
Subject: Re: newbie question: can you talk to lisp via DDE?
Date:
Message-ID: <sfwy9yzipkg.fsf@world.std.com>
Patrik Sch�fer <··@unitek.ch> writes:
> Is there a way how I can talk to lisp using the DDE
> (Dynamic Data Exchange) protocol?
Well, it's beyond the scope of the standard so a yes/no answer is
not a property of "lisp" itself (nor even of "common lisp", which is
what we usually discuss on this newsgroup). Some individual vendors
may, however, provide support in an implementation-dependent fashion.
What implementation(s) are you using?
On Sat, 4 Nov 2000 18:01:51 GMT, Kent M Pitman <······@world.std.com> wrote:
>Patrik Sch�fer <··@unitek.ch> writes:
>
>> Is there a way how I can talk to lisp using the DDE
>> (Dynamic Data Exchange) protocol?
>
>Well, it's beyond the scope of the standard so a yes/no answer is
>not a property of "lisp" itself (nor even of "common lisp", which is
>what we usually discuss on this newsgroup). Some individual vendors
>may, however, provide support in an implementation-dependent fashion.
>What implementation(s) are you using?
I think that both ACL and LWW have this feature.
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