Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
>
> Obviously, argscript now yields something that is equivalent to function
> application.
Hmm, argscript always was supposed to behave like function application.
The difference is that now this is handled during coercion to
OutputForm in Symbol. Previously this was done by outputTran.
BTW: We have to handle scripted symbols in Symbol, because this
is the only place where we can reliably distinguish scripted
symbols from some weird Lisp s-expression which is similar
to our representation of scripted symbols.
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