Like do, except that it takes multiple argument lists. This function takes a n-ary function, and n instances of <list> as arguments. It then applies func to all of the lists, and then recursively applies func to all of the sublists of the lists. Contrast this with the do function, which is applied to each set of elements of the arguments rather to sublists.
Exported from
Arguments
| func | An instance of <function>. The signature is (<list>, #rest <list>). |
| lst | An instance of <list>. A list of values that will be used as the first argument to func. |
| #rest lists | Instances of <list>. |
Values