The modified reader will report no more, no less parsing error than
the current Clojure reader.
On Dec 27, 4:40 pm, Softaddicts <lprefonta...@softaddicts.ca> wrote:
> Using the absence/presence of a space to influence parsing bugs me a lot...
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> No idea about using an explicit delimiter ?
> My main concern is how can the reader report a decent error message
> if there's an input mistake in this context ? I feel that a mistake
> can have far reaching side effects because it will change evaluation
> of the forms and some odd behaviors could result from such a mistake....
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> > Yes, to be exactly, the simple change in the reader is after parsing a
> > symbol, if the following char separating the symbol is '(', the symbol
> > become the leading item of the following list, otherwise it is a
> > regular item in the current list context.
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> > Louis
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