Michał "phoe" Herda

If no one did not get a response from Kevin, I vote for moving the project over to @sharplispers and maintaining it there.

Beep boop - this request is still valid. Could you point `draw-cons-tree` to https://github.com/phoe/draw-cons-tree ?

Honestly, I find the name `cl-str` or `str` to be somewhat unfortunate in this context, since all of the operations that you list work on vectors as well as they...

I've looked into it. I think that most uses of `cl-ppcre` in the source code can be modified to use something else instead, and only some would require coercing non-string...

> Isn't cl-str specifically a string utility? Yes, right now it is, hence my original proposal from the first post in this thread. Many of the operations defined here can...

Personally, I cannot find a good reason why e.g. `(join #(a b c) #(1 2 3))` should signal a type error rather than return `#(1 a b c 2 a...

OK, that works and suggests that a `cl-str` fork should be made, into a version that deals with all sequence types.

I think it's possible to maintain the current interface and expose a more generic one elsewhere. I'll try doing that in a spare while.

Hmmmmm. I see. Would it therefore make sense to make a library named `trivial-extensible-sequences` that, on ABCL, performs this require, and exports the appropriate API? This would also mean that...

I'd like ABCL to push the feature when the `require` is performed. I don't think that ABCL should depend on a third-party library to push that feature.