> I have been using this trick to avoid these awkward English
> numerals...  (/verse.1/ instead of /verseOne/, /verse.2/, etc.)  but
> never tried this more sophisticated use.
> 
> verse.1 = {...} — used as \verse.1
> 
> It does create a single variable which refers to a structured Lisp
> object (an object with multiple slots), instead of distinct
> variables, but for the user, this does not change anything in the
> syntax itself.
> 
> Unfortunately, this feature is very hard to find in the
> documentation.  It would be nice to give this information in the
> main page explaining the syntax of variable names.

Where in the NR would you expect such documentation?  Could you maybe
write something that I can add?


    Werner

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