From: Olof-Joachim Frahm <olof@macrolet.net>
Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 21:33:57 +0000 (+0100)
Subject: Unpublish lisp syntaxes post.
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Unpublish lisp syntaxes post.
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-;;;;;
-title: Lisp syntaxes
-tags: lisp
-date: 2014-08-28 23:41:03
-format: md
-;;;;;
-
-Apart from the standard reader syntax, some libraries provide syntax for a DSL
-of their own or to easily create objects.
-
-# Strings
-
-`#"foo"#` to allow strings with unescaped quotation marks included.
-
-The following is similar to shell here documents and Perl syntax:
-
-    #>END
-    This is a text ended byEND
-
-The resulting string will be `"This is a text ended by"`.
-
-# Regular expressions
-
-`#R""` is the DSL used by `CL-PPCRE` to construct regular expressions.
-
-# SQL
-
-`(query [select 'item :where [= [slot-value 'item 'id] 23]])` is the DSL for
-`CL-SQL`.  The resulting expressions are later converted to regular SQL
-statements.
diff --git a/lisp-syntaxes.post.unpublished b/lisp-syntaxes.post.unpublished
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+;;;;;
+title: Lisp syntaxes
+tags: lisp
+date: 2014-08-28 23:41:03
+format: md
+;;;;;
+
+Apart from the standard reader syntax, some libraries provide syntax for a DSL
+of their own or to easily create objects.
+
+# Strings
+
+`#"foo"#` to allow strings with unescaped quotation marks included.
+
+The following is similar to shell here documents and Perl syntax:
+
+    #>END
+    This is a text ended byEND
+
+The resulting string will be `"This is a text ended by"`.
+
+# Regular expressions
+
+`#R""` is the DSL used by `CL-PPCRE` to construct regular expressions.
+
+# SQL
+
+`(query [select 'item :where [= [slot-value 'item 'id] 23]])` is the DSL for
+`CL-SQL`.  The resulting expressions are later converted to regular SQL
+statements.