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how to input list with variable not string ?

yuhua over 13 years ago

Dear all ,

i will to create list with oldCell variable , not string "oldCell"

How to modify the program under example ? let output sting print "test"

let((deviceTable)
   oldCell ="test"
   printf("input : %s\n" oldCell)
   deviceMapList='((oldCell (newTlib newCell)))
   deviceTable=makeTable("deviceTable")
   foreach(dev deviceMapList
      deviceTable[car(dev)]=cadr(dev)
      printf("output : %s\n" car(dev))
   )
)

BRs,

Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

The simplest is probably to use the backquote operator, which allows you to selectively evaluate the list:
deviceMapList=`((,oldCell (newTlib newCell)))
Does that help? You could use the list() function to construct it too:
deviceMapList=list(list(oldCell '(newTlib newCell)))
Whichever is simplest for you...
Regards,
Andrew.
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yuhua over 13 years ago

Dear andrew ,
thanks for your help .
it could solve my problem.

BRs,
Yuhua
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