One useful reader macro would be do the analog of a syntax-quote in an
ignored sexp ( #- is the analog of ~ ):
#_(ignore
(continuing to ignore
#-"except do not ignore this"
and ignore this))
Another language feature that I think many wish for to have some way of
specifying a string without having to escape quotes within it. This also
requires a reader macro. Perl has good ideas in this area.
One way is to just have an alternate quote,
#| this is a string in which I don't need to escape "quotes"|
Or to make it possible to define the quote character
#|{ ..."e|t|c"era }|
Or to allow multi-character delimeters (heredoc)
#|EOS string goes in here EOS|
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