Thomas A. Russ <tar@sevak.isi.edu> wrote:
+---------------
| vippstar <vippstar@gmail.com> writes:
| >    (defun my-car2 (list) (temporarily *list* list (my-car)))
| 
| Again, this is already the normal function of LET binding of global
| variables.  You would just write
| 
| (defun my-car2 (list) 
|    (let ((*list* list))
|       (my-car)))
| 
| and you would be done.  Common Lisp already has a lot of this flexibilty
| already built in.
+---------------

Even simpler:   ;-}

    (defun my-car2 (*list*)
      (my-car))


-Rob

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