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  • Block-list

Block-listp

(block-listp x) recognizes lists where every element satisfies blockp.

Signature
(block-listp x) → *

This is an ordinary std::deflist. It is "strict" in that it requires x to be a "properly" nil-terminated list.

Subtopics

Block-listp-basics
Basic theorems about block-listp, generated by std::deflist.