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Standard Scheme uses a dot notation to define functions that take a varying number of arguments:
(define (my-function (a b . the-rest) ...)
We'll need to tell the parser to accept dots and modify lambda and define to handle this.
lambda
define
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A side benefit of this is that we'll be able to implement list in the standard library in terms of cons, if we want to.
list
cons
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Fixed in 414f6f8.
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Standard Scheme uses a dot notation to define functions that take a varying number of arguments:
(define (my-function (a b . the-rest) ...)
We'll need to tell the parser to accept dots and modify
lambda
anddefine
to handle this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: