Alan Manuel Gloria:
> Another one is that "$" is meant to be used to "compress" vertically
> any deeply-indented code that happens to be just monotonically
> indenting more.
Good point. I've added that material to the "Rationale" section.
--- David A. Wheeler
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On 7/28/12, David A. Wheeler wrote:
> I said:
>> HOWEVER. I'm wondering if we have the wrong semantics on the "only one
>> datum on the right-hand-side" SUBLIST case. In particular, in the current
>> semantic:
>> a $ b
>> means (a b), not (a (b)).
>
> Ah, I think I found a better way to descri
I said:
> HOWEVER. I'm wondering if we have the wrong semantics on the "only one datum
> on the right-hand-side" SUBLIST case. In particular, in the current semantic:
> a $ b
> means (a b), not (a (b)).
Ah, I think I found a better way to describe SUBLIST that I think makes it
clearer:
"A $
