On Jun 24, Jay McCarthy wrote:
> I experimented with this a little bit and didn't like it too much,
> because to do it right you get into strangeness with super
> structures. Can you think of some way around it?
Using
(make-foo #:foo-x 1 #:foo-x 2)
is of course bad. To make it analogous to function arguments you'd
need to have user-supplied keywords, and the only tricky bit is that
you also need to collect the keywords from a parent struct and throw
an error if there are conflicts.
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