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<niebie>hi #guile - i've been playing around with calling guile from c and have a question about it. <niebie>i've got some records defined using srfi-9, and want to call the getters from c <niebie>when i try and call them directly, i get 'Wrong type to apply: #<syntax-transformer getter>' <niebie>but if i wrap them with some guile, and call the new function it works fine <niebie>i'm trying to give as much detail as i can - let me know if i need to clarify further <niebie>note that it can be tested in guix using the ./env.sh script, and calling 'make run-test' ***Raimondii is now known as Raimondi
<turlando>I'm building a list with (list x1 x2 x3). I want the output elements of a map inside that list. (list x1 x2 (map f l)) will of course produce (list x1 x2 (x3 x4 ...)). Is there a way to "unpack" the list so that it will result in (list x1 x2 x3 x4)? <rain1>I think the thing you need is (list* x1 x2 (map f l)) <turlando>OrangeShark, rain1 this is an example of what I want to achieve in python: [1, 2, *[x+2 for x in [1, 2]]] #=> [1, 2, 3, 4] <turlando>I'm using a comprehension instead of a map, the concept is the same <OrangeShark>turlando: okay then you can use what rain1 suggested and use cons* <OrangeShark>oh, did not notice there was something after the list <chris-l>guilers - is the best practice for macros nowadays syntax-case? <amz3`>civodul: did you try my patch against skribilio?