I've worked on the Common Lisp implementation (*in* Common Lisp, not the
simplistic attempt implemented in Scheme).
We now have a basic-curly-infix implementation in Common Lisp; it's installed
in the usual place (by default /usr/local/share/common-lisp/source). It
includes an ASDF package, which is key to making it easy to use.
You can use clisp to try it out. If you don't have a working ASDF, the README
explains how to create one. Once you've configured ASDF, and loaded it, you
can do this:
(asdf:load-system :readable)
(use-package :readable)
(enable-basic-curly)
Then {3 + 4} etc. works just fine.
--- David A. Wheeler
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