On Jan 2, 2013, at 5:46 PM, Sean Kanaley wrote:

> What makes you say condlet is questionable?  Are there built in racket 
> primitives or library extensions that achieve similar goals?  It is just a 
> bad way to program, perhaps because of "randomly" bound nulls?


(condlet ((false (x 0))
              (true (y 1))))
  ...)

does not make me think y x should be bound at all in the body of condlet. 

So yes, initializing a bunch of default values of '() and to 'override' them 
with 'good' values just seems wrong. 




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