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*print-case* :capitalize behaves the same as *print-case* :downcase in Corman CL. But, it works fine in SBCL.
Corman Lisp 3.1 (Patch level 2) Example: Note that the "m" in the last "mike" is NOT properly capitalized. The entire name is lowercase as if the :downcase keyword were used instead of :capitalize.
?(defvar *name* (read))
mike
*NAME*
?*name*
MIKE
?(setq *print-case* :capitalize)
:capitalize
?*name*
mike
SBCL 1.4.14 Example: Note that the "M" in the last "Mike" is properly capitalized while the rest of the name is properly lowercase.
* (defvar *name* (read))
mike
*NAME*
* *name*
MIKE
* (setq *print-case* :capitalize)
:Capitalize
* *name*
Mike
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*print-case* :capitalize
behaves the same as*print-case* :downcase
in Corman CL. But, it works fine in SBCL.Corman Lisp 3.1 (Patch level 2) Example: Note that the "m" in the last "mike" is NOT properly capitalized. The entire name is lowercase as if the
:downcase
keyword were used instead of:capitalize
.SBCL 1.4.14 Example: Note that the "M" in the last "Mike" is properly capitalized while the rest of the name is properly lowercase.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: