NAME

Format::Lisp - Common Lisp formatter

SYNOPSIS

my $fl = Format::Lisp.new;
say $fl.format( "~~,,'~c:~c", ',', 'X' );
my $func = $fl.formatter( "x~ax" );

Implements the Common Lisp (format) function.

In Lisp, ~& only adds a newline if there wasn't a newline on STDOUT previously.

Given a format string and the appropriate (if any) args, return the formatted output

Jeffrey Goff

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the Artistic License 2.0.