Hi, I finally managed to get the simple indentation to lisp preprocessor into a working state and thought you might be interested.
It includes the simpler semantic of linelist via a colon (:), parameter list continuation with a dot (.) and visualizing indentation with initial underscores (_). And that’s it. All syntax elements except for the dot can be escaped, so you can still use underscores or a colon as function or variable names, and it’s a simple preprocessor which can either read the code from a file or from stdin, so lisp implementations could simply run code they want to read through the preprocessor. It has almost no error checking, though: You can write non-conforming code and the preprocessor will still turn it into something which looks like lisp but could even miss closing brackets. But at least I managed to write a real release text with an explanation of the syntax and code-examples: http://draketo.de/light/english/wisp-lisp-indentation-preprocessor I hope you enjoy the read! Best wishes, Arne PS: @David: I just realized that I had missed quite a few of your answers because they were sent only to the list while Alans answers were also addressed to me… sorry for that. (mails with my mail address in the receivers are automatically pulled into a special folder in my mail setup to allow me to scale my mail reading down, when I have little time, and just read stuff I should react to because it is addressed at me) -- Ich hab' nichts zu verbergen – hab ich gedacht: - http://draketo.de/licht/lieder/ich-hab-nichts-zu-verbergen
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