On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 10:54 AM, David A. Wheeler wrote:
> I said:
>> > But with this pair, perhaps you could do:
>> > let <* myvar calculate(init) *>
>> > ! ...
>>
>
> Alan Manuel Gloria:
>> For this behavior, what would the specifications exactly be?
>
> First cut at semantics:
> <* ... *> are l
Alan Manuel Gloria:
> The semantics sound fine as described. Impl?
Sure, go for it! Experimentation is the best way to find out if this makes
sense.
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Heya, it seems *> is going to be a bit of a bother...
It's fine to detect <* in readblock-internal, then eat up horiz
whitespace and then call as a subroutine the upper-level
sugar-start-expr repeatedly until we somehow get to a *>.
However, when readblock-internal detects *> while reading a head
Alan Manuel Gloria:
> Heya, it seems *> is going to be a bit of a bother...
>
> It's fine to detect <* in readblock-internal, then eat up horiz
> whitespace and then call as a subroutine the upper-level
> sugar-start-expr repeatedly until we somehow get to a *>.
>
> However, when readblock-intern
