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From: Erik Naggum <clerik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: multiple-values and `let'
Date: 1998/07/28
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* David Bakhash [slightly edited]
| How can I do the equivalent of a MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND in the middle of a LET?

  one option is to use Marco Antoniotti's LETBIND.  I picked it up from
  somewhere 1994-12-27, and have used it on a few occasions when I got
  seriously annoyed with LET, MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND, and DESTRUCTURING-BIND,
  which I guess is also why Marco wrote it to begin with.

  unfortunately, I don't remember from where I picked it up, but you can
  pick it up from me at <URL:http://src.naggum.no/erik/lisp/letbind.tar.gz>
  or <URL:ftp://ftp.naggum.no/lisp/letbind.tar.gz>, whichever you prefer.
  (the telephone company is supposed to be working on repairing my line
  today, so if the hosts are unreachable, try again later or tomorrow.)

#:Erik
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