Brian Mastenbrook scripsit:
> (length '("foo"n"baz")) -> 3 in any implementation conforming to the
> R5RS. (7.1.1 "Tokens which require implicit termination (identifiers,
> numbers, characters, and dot) may be terminated by any <delimiter>,
> but not necessarily by anything else.")
True. But I see nothing about tokens which don't require implicit
termination because they have explicit terminators.
> I strongly agree with the analogy of | to ". The Common Lisp behavior
> of |foo|n|bar| -> |fooNbar| (assuming standard readtable case) is
> broken.
As I pointed out earlier, it has to be that way, because of the magic
colons in CL names.
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