Arne Babenhauserheide:
> Currently I can do this in normal elisp code:
>
> ({ 2 + 4 })
If emacs lisp adds {...} for curly infix (I hope!), then that would break such
usage. Though it wouldn't be hard to change the using code.
Sadly, you can't use [...] in emacs lisp, that's used for vectors.
You could, alternatively, use "<<...>>", which looks a little like French
quotes. Surround each with (...) and it'd work. E.G.,
(<< a + b >>)
(<< a + (<< b * c >>) >>)
Gets long when there's a lot of it.
--- David A. Wheeler
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