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Joost Kremers <joostkremers@yahoo.com> writes:

> Francis Moreau wrote:
>> I'm now wondering what is the elisp way to create structured objects
>> and how to access them later.
>
> in the cl package, there is defstruct, which does basically what your
> C-example does:
>
> (defstruct person
>   (age)
>   (name))

Actually I'm not trying to do elisp the C way, I'm just wondering the
usual/right way to do this in elisp.

> if you don't want to use that, elisp has hash tables and alists, which
> are discussed in the elisp manual.

So alist, hashmap ... ?

Thanks
-- 
Francis