Comment on SRFI-110 and Comparison to Genyris xyzzy
Bill Birch
(22 May 2013 15:03 UTC)
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Re: Comment on SRFI-110 and Comparison to Genyris xyzzy
David A. Wheeler
(23 May 2013 13:39 UTC)
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sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(23 May 2013 16:08 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(23 May 2013 16:19 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(23 May 2013 16:32 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(24 May 2013 03:55 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(24 May 2013 03:12 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(24 May 2013 15:34 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(24 May 2013 20:02 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(24 May 2013 20:09 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(24 May 2013 21:35 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(24 May 2013 22:40 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(24 May 2013 23:13 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(25 May 2013 03:43 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(25 May 2013 03:20 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(25 May 2013 04:17 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(25 May 2013 04:27 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(25 May 2013 04:55 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic David A. Wheeler (25 May 2013 18:14 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(26 May 2013 23:26 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 00:29 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John David Stone
(27 May 2013 15:51 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Alan Manuel Gloria
(28 May 2013 04:28 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(28 May 2013 18:34 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Beni Cherniavsky-Paskin
(26 May 2013 20:40 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(26 May 2013 22:43 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 00:00 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Alexey Radul
(27 May 2013 03:32 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 04:44 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Alexey Radul
(27 May 2013 05:50 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Alan Manuel Gloria
(27 May 2013 06:34 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 15:14 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 13:55 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Alexey Radul
(27 May 2013 16:27 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(27 May 2013 15:55 UTC)
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RE: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
Jos Koot
(27 May 2013 04:57 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
David A. Wheeler
(27 May 2013 13:37 UTC)
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Re: sweet-expressions are not homoiconic
John Cowan
(27 May 2013 15:50 UTC)
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John Cowan (regarding Icon): > If you're worried about it, make sure all continued lines end in _, > that's all. This brings up a different point - sweet-expressions do *not* have a line-continuation capability, as it is currently defined. One *could* be easily added. One approach would be to interpret "\\" at the of a line as a line continuation; I even have a draft BNF construction that does that. We also dabbled with "." at the beginning of a line as meaning "this continues the previous line". But we've tried to *minimize* the number of mechanisms in the notation, and there didn't seem to be a strong use case. If the sub-components have structure you can just use indentation as intended, and if it's just a long list of items, (...) works just fine. IIRC, John Cowan was concerned that "\\" at the end of a line would be confusing, too. For the moment, I'll just document this as a design decision. If someone wants to argue for a continuation symbol, please post. --- David A. Wheeler