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Subject: loop question - scheme help needed From: Bas Peters <bpeters@xxxxxx> Date: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 13:53:17 +0200 |
Sorry for this basic Scheme question.
If have the following code:
; removes trailing punctuation for last string character
(define (strip-trailing-punctuation s)
(let ((sl-1 (- (string-length s) 1)))
(case (string-ref s sl-1)
((#\space #\: #\; #\, #\.) (substring s 0 sl-1))
(else s))))
(define (*extent*)
; Set x to the MRCB300-a content
(let ((x
(data (select-elements (descendants (if (equal? (gi) "MRCB300")
(current-node)
(ancestor "MRCB300")))
'(MRCB300-a)))))
(strip-trailing-punctuation x)))
What I would like to do is to evaluate string -1 untill the condition is
false. I tried to use let loop, but it seems to evaluate the string only
once. My goal is not only to strip: "bla bla.", but also "bla bla. :"
into "bla bla"
Thanks in advance,
Bas Peters
bpeters@xxxxxx
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