Re: Storing data and code in a Db with LISP-like interface

> Your quoting style is confusing, even to you. I asked for a examples in a setting familiar to you (you made it up). You went off on a bar-filosofical tangent. I restated the question, made it more explicit. Aside: an example from another familiar setting is ok to. This time I'm /not/ going to repair the damage done by your quoting habits.

Sorry for all the confusing quoting. If you would like to verify that dbd's method of representing things is the most general/flexible/systematic and the initial solution is the least impacted by new data requirements, please post solution to Food Judge Example C using another methodology. Received on Thu May 04 2006 - 18:14:14 CEST