Alex Vong <[email protected]> writes: > Ricardo Wurmus <[email protected]> writes: > >> Alex Vong <[email protected]> writes: [...] >>> + (uri (list (string-append "http://http.debian.net"; >>> + >>> "/debian/pool/main/l/ladspa-sdk/ladspa-sdk_" >>> + version >>> + ".orig.tar.gz") >> >> My preference is to keep “version” and the following string on the same >> line because they are both short. >> > Is it a lisp / scheme convention to do this? I always think I should > call a function like this: > (func arg1 arg2 ...) > or > (func arg1 > arg2 > ...) >
You are right. What you have described is the general rule. Nonetheless in the case of ‘string-append’, some of us like to make an exception probably because the general rule wastes a lot of lines without improving clarity. -- Mathieu Lirzin
