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It complains about "#'STRING-EQUAL is not a function name or lambda expression". That is, it appears that, while the documentation implies the value of :test is evaluated, it is not being evaluated. And, indeed, the following seems to work:
CL-USER> (optima:match '(("a" . 123))
((assoc "A" 123 :test string-equal) t))
T
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The following example from the documentation fails when actually run against Optima:
It complains about "#'STRING-EQUAL is not a function name or lambda expression". That is, it appears that, while the documentation implies the value of :test is evaluated, it is not being evaluated. And, indeed, the following seems to work:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: