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"forcer" == forcer <forcer@mindless.com> writes: forcer> I *guess* he means that siod's set! returns the new value. No, that's not the real issue. The real issue is that siod's set will create new global bindings when you set! an undefined variable. Guile (consistent with the Scheme standard) will not. SIOD's set! is really closer to LISP's setq in this regard. (SIOD's LISPish heritage is showing.)