but apparently "the extension LISP" is not allowed on this forum.
Disappointing, really.
Edit: forget it, I just posted a tar-archive. Come to think about it, it makes sense not to allow executable code as an attachment.
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Attaching a bit of LISP code not allowed?
Attaching a bit of LISP code not allowed?
Subject says it all. I wanted to post a message to the Programming subforum with an attachment containing some LISP code,
but apparently "the extension LISP" is not allowed on this forum.
Disappointing, really.
Edit: forget it, I just posted a tar-archive. Come to think about it, it makes sense not to allow executable code as an attachment.
but apparently "the extension LISP" is not allowed on this forum.
Disappointing, really.
Edit: forget it, I just posted a tar-archive. Come to think about it, it makes sense not to allow executable code as an attachment.
Real Debian users don't do chat...
Re: Attaching a bit of LISP code not allowed?
The thing is, the way this works is we allow extensions, rather than deny them - so we can never cover them all!!!!
At least you found a workaround
At least you found a workaround