Hi,
I’m pressed for computertime right now, so I don’t know if you already
discussed this.
: is already used in Lisp, but as far as I know it only has a meaning
if it is followed by non-whitespace (for keyword arguments).
All of the usages in group, split, … have following whitespace or
linebreaks, though. So this would allow using the existing structure
characters for additional readable structure without inhibiting
anything else.
For the test (worst case):
defun a
:b c :
:d e :
:f g
let
:
h i
j k
if : {h = 3}
: message "True"
message "False
What do you think?
Best wishes,
Arne
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