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When parsing strings that have form feeds (\f) and new lines (\n) the parse function translate this escape character to the same common lisp value (#\linefeed), so if you compare them, they are equal.
(equal (parse "\"foo\nbar\"") (parse "\"foo\fbar\"")) ==t
Is this correct?. Shouldn't be replace \f by #\page (code-char 12) the correct behavior?.
regards
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When parsing strings that have form feeds (\f) and new lines (\n) the parse function translate this escape character to the same common lisp value (#\linefeed), so if you compare them, they are equal.
(equal (parse "\"foo\nbar\"") (parse "\"foo\fbar\"")) ==t
Is this correct?. Shouldn't be replace \f by #\page (code-char 12) the correct behavior?.
regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: