On Oct 3, 2011, at 2:13 PM, Doug Williams wrote: > There are ways around it like that. For example, I'm trying to get in the > habit of using ~.s in printf's where it might occur. But, I think it would be > easy in this case to just fix the real problem.
I don't think I would agree that #:transparent is the problem here; #:transparent means "yes, anyone can use the reflective properties to discover how many fields this structure has, what the mutators are, etc." It's not fundamentally about printing. So I think that a separate control on printing is definitely the right way to go, and in particular, the ~.s choice seems like it might just solve the problem completely. No? John
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