* 2010-02-17 00:38 (+1100), Ben Schmidt wrote:
> And I've never been all that good at counting parentheses!
Neither have I. Lisp IDEs have features which make writing and
navigating through lists and other s-expressions really easy. For
example, Emacs users write and close lists with Alt+( and Alt+). Even
complex-looking structures are actually trivial to write. But I wouldn't
write a single expression of Lisp with Nano or Notepad! :-)
(if (setf (nth 3 *foo*) (cond ((and (= bar 1)
(> (length list) 3))
(do-this))
((or (> blah 1)
(< blah 5 ))
(do-that)
(and-some-more))
(t
(else-do))))
(then-this)
(else-this)
(and-that))
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