On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 11:09 AM, David A. Wheeler
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Me:
>> > I've now implemented the "." as an indentation character in the git
>> > repository, so we can experiment with it. I decided to *NOT* make it
>> > equivalent to a space - you have to match exactly....
>
> AmkG:
>> That's quite fine, but that prevents us from drawing simple "pointing"
>> graphics in the indentation space. Although I suppose that depends on
>> whether you view it as something that is ripe for abuse, or as a
>> simple way of putting attention towards things.
>
> For "pointing" graphics you could just use ";" comment lines.
It's a bit more heavyweight, viz:
define foo(x)
define {y <=> z}
. doing
. let w \ compute-x(y)
. let u \ compute-u(z)
....let v \ compute-v(y z x) ; take note of this thingy
. let n \ merge(w u v)
. n
<=>
define foo(x)
define {y <=> z}
. doing
. let w \ compute-x(y)
. let u \ compute-u(z)
;---
. let v \ compute-v(y z x) ; take note of this thingy
;---
. let n \ merge(w u v)
. n
<=>
Sincerely,
AmkG
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