Added (every) and (repeated)

README.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ We have a reasonable number of functions implemented, either in our golang core
   * `help` will return the supplied help text for any functions which provide it - which includes all of our built-in functions and large parts of our standard-library.
   * **NOTE**: This does not (yet?) include help for special forms such as `(let* ..)`, `(if ..)`, etc.
 * List operations:
-  * `butlast`, `car`, `cdr`, `cons`, `drop`, `first`, `last`, `list`,`sort`, & `take`.
+  * `butlast`, `car`, `cdr`, `cons`, `drop`, `every`, `first`, `last`, `list`, `repeated`, `sort`, & `take`.
 * Logical operations:
   * `and`, & `or`.
 * Mathematical operations:

stdlib/stdlib.lisp

@@ -139,6 +139,21 @@
                   false))))
 
 
+;; every is useful and almost a logical operation
+(set! every (fn* (xs:list fun:function)
+                 "Return true if applying every element of the list through the specified function resulted in a true result"
+                 (let* (res (map xs fun))
+                   (if (and res)
+                       true
+                     false))))
+
+
+;; Useful for creating a list of numbers
+(set! repeated (fn* (n:number x)
+                  "Return a list of length n whose elements are all x"
+                  (when (pos? n)
+                    (cons x (repeated (dec n) x)))))
+
 ;; inc/dec are useful primitives to have
 (set! inc (fn* (n:number)
                "inc will add one to the supplied value, and return the result."