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Subject: Re: How to add characters to an atom?
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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.net>
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* Cad Bilbao
| If I try: (setf my-List(cons my-char my-List)) ,I add an 'char-atom'
| (my-char) to my-List, but I would like to add a char to an atom/word
| within myList.

  What kind of Common Lisp tutorials are you using or have you used?

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