proposal 3:
3. . = SPLICE = GROUP, remove SPLICE-at-the-eol rule (this helps
justify removing the SPLICE-at-the-eol: since \ at the eol has an
existing meaning in other languages, we avoid it. Incidentally, "."
has a meaning in general western written languages: it ends sentences.
So we could justify using it to mean "end the expression so far and
start a new expression", which is one interpretation of the
SPLICE-inline rule.)
let
.
a b
c d
e
if
cond foo . expr parm
cond bar . expr parm2
. expr parm3
define do-it-3()
call 1 . call 2 . call 3
foo
:foo-stuff . exp1()
:bar-stuff . call the function
foo
:foo-stuff
. exp1()
:bar-stuff
. call the function
NB: this unfortunately conflicts with the ". as indentation whitespace
LOL AHM IN UR WHITESPACE BEING INDENTZ" proposal. Yes, dwheeler was
trolling us about it. But it's still.... interesting.
Sincerely,
AmkG
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