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(with-current-buffer "test"
(setq list-of-variables (split-string (substring-no-properties (buffer-string))))
)
which renders
("\"A\"" "\"B\"" "\"C\"")
You can prefer
(with-current-buffer "test"
(setq list-of-variables
(split-string (substring-no-properties (...
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ELISP> (read "(a b c)")
(a b c)
ELISP> (read "(9 . 3)")
(9 . 3)
If by (9 . 3) you mean you'd like a cons, then my answer would work. Note however if you actually would like a dot, my answer not so much.
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