I said:
> I think that if you have an improper list, the last ("improper") item should
> count as length 1.
Hmm, my modified implementation isn't exactly the same as my proposed
description, and I'm not sure which one is best.
The modified implementation translates:
{a + . z}
into:
(nfx a + . z)
If I was serious about "improper = length 1" then it should be "(+ a .
z)"instead.
This is all an edge case. The most *important* thing is to avoid crashing and
to have a concise universal definition. That said, I'd like even the edge
cases to be soundly justified and "obviously right". Thoughts?
--- David A. Wheeler
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