svanleent: > From a pragmatic side, wouldn't it be better to just have a marker like > #!curly-infix. The number 105 doesn't say much when reading the code, > which is the whole reason for the existence of curly-infixing.
There are advantages either direction. I agree with you on the advantage of #!curly-infix, which was an alternative recommendation. However, John Cowan strongly argues that the advantage of #!srfi-105 is that it tells you "where to go for more information", as well as being more general. > Also, a file extension might change the folding mode. This could by > something like .scmc (scheme-curly). True. We use .sscm for "sweet-scheme", for example. --- David A. Wheeler
