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Removing the last element of a list
How to iterate over JSON list and select one elementHow to check if a given string is a substring of an element of a listHow to remove / delete nth element of a listReport duplicates in a list?how to specify an infinite list in lisp?How to sort an association list (alist)?How can I convert a list of integers to a string?How to pop an arbitrary element from a list?How do I rotate list elements?Shortening trees list with (setcdr (nthcdr 2 trees) nil)
Is there a simpler way to remove the last element of a list than this?
(setq list (reverse (cdr (reverse list))))
list deletion
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Is there a simpler way to remove the last element of a list than this?
(setq list (reverse (cdr (reverse list))))
list deletion
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Is there a simpler way to remove the last element of a list than this?
(setq list (reverse (cdr (reverse list))))
list deletion
edited 8 hours ago
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Is there a simpler way to remove the last element of a list than this?
(setq list (reverse (cdr (reverse list))))
list deletion
list deletion
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ToothrotToothrot
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Drew
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ToothrotToothrot
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Drew
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Yes there is:
(setq list (butlast list))
That is a function from subr.el. (Loaded by default. No need to load anything.)
You can also cut a tail with N elements by
(setq list (butlast list N))
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Yes there is:
(setq list (butlast list))
That is a function from subr.el. (Loaded by default. No need to load anything.)
You can also cut a tail with N elements by
(setq list (butlast list N))
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Yes there is:
(setq list (butlast list))
That is a function from subr.el. (Loaded by default. No need to load anything.)
You can also cut a tail with N elements by
(setq list (butlast list N))
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Yes there is:
(setq list (butlast list))
That is a function from subr.el. (Loaded by default. No need to load anything.)
You can also cut a tail with N elements by
(setq list (butlast list N))
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Yes there is:
(setq list (butlast list))
That is a function from subr.el. (Loaded by default. No need to load anything.)
You can also cut a tail with N elements by
(setq list (butlast list N))
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