RobbeK
25-11-2013, 01:10
Hi all,
First, thanks for who started this topic ....
This is a possible method, extracting NewLisp output into TB. (I worked several years with LISP, though NewLisp has some Scheme flavours it seems).
From the virtual console you can extract multiple returns (as shown). It's only a question of setting up some markers that are read by TB --
Lisp is an extremely powerfull language p.e. lists (arrays) can be of mixed dimensions - it is a language capable of writing / changing programming code etc , it is able to "map" a function over a certain list (array) etc...
best Rob
ah, a question in the original post how to hide to console :
(import "kernel32.dll" "FreeConsole")
(FreeConsole)
can't be used in combination with uses "console" of course ;-)
First, thanks for who started this topic ....
This is a possible method, extracting NewLisp output into TB. (I worked several years with LISP, though NewLisp has some Scheme flavours it seems).
From the virtual console you can extract multiple returns (as shown). It's only a question of setting up some markers that are read by TB --
Lisp is an extremely powerfull language p.e. lists (arrays) can be of mixed dimensions - it is a language capable of writing / changing programming code etc , it is able to "map" a function over a certain list (array) etc...
best Rob
ah, a question in the original post how to hide to console :
(import "kernel32.dll" "FreeConsole")
(FreeConsole)
can't be used in combination with uses "console" of course ;-)