Kartik Agaram:
> Though, now that you mention it, it occurs to me that there's a more
> general criticism of infix. Things like this are confusing:
>
> {some-long-sym - some-other-long-sym}
> {some+long+sym + some+other+long+sym}
It actually doesn't look very confusing to me, but if it is, I think adding
extra whitespace around the operator resolves it:
{some-long-sym - some-other-long-sym}
It probably really only happens much with "-".
An alternative is to use {e}, though I like it less for this case:
{{some-long-sym} - {some-other-long-sym}}
> (- some-long-sym some-other-long-sym)
You can keep doing that, naturally. And what about this?:
-(some-long-sym some-other-long-sym)
--- David A. Wheeler
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