You know, this gives us a better rationale for using SPLIT in the
doing macro I threw around before.
define-syntax doing
syntax-rules (let)
\\
. doing
. x
. \\ x
\\
. doing
. let var \\ value ; \\ is a "twisted equals" sign.
. body
. ...
. \\ let ((var value))
. . doing
. . body
. . ...
\\
. doing
. x
. body
. ...
. \\ begin x
. . body
. . ...
So I'm doing some stuff...
doing
some-stuff()
some-more-stuff()
then I decide I want to assign something...
doing
some-stuff()
some-more-stuff()
let some-varaible \\ some-value-I-want-to-assign(x y)
then use the variable later...
doing
some-stuff()
some-more-stuff()
let some-varaible \\ some-value-I-want-to-assign(x y)
use(some-variable)
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