Re: Probably easy lisp question

--- In [email protected], "Edward O'Connor" <ted@o...> 
wrote:
> > I want to convert a number into a string.
> >  
> > (makestrvar 3) -> "var3"
> > (makestrvar 1000) -> "var1000"
> 
> Have you tried using FORMAT? (format t "var~d" x) should do what 
you
> want.

Or you can try (format nil "var~d" x) which returns the string 
instead of printing it out. E.g.

(setf a-variable (format nil "var~d" x))

-Luke




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