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Using fucall or apply on a function with keyed arguments

LDIL

Hello all. I am showing a small example.

One is using sklint( ?file "foo.ils" )

How can one use apply, or funcall to achieve the same? I could not find any documentation on it.

Thanks.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    funcall(sklint ?file "foo.ils")
    apply(sklint list(?file "foo.ils"))

    (the first argument would be quoted if running from a SKILL top-level rather than SKILL++ top-level).

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    funcall(sklint ?file "foo.ils")
    apply(sklint list(?file "foo.ils"))

    (the first argument would be quoted if running from a SKILL top-level rather than SKILL++ top-level).

    Andrew.

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