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In lisp, if you have a let with a variable declared on the same line and another below, it only folds the variable parts of the let, and leaves the body unfolde
by ball_of_lint 10y ago
In lisp, if you have a let with a variable declared on the same line and another below, it only folds the variable parts of the let, and leaves the body unfolded. Super frustrating.
So like:
((
)
)
Folds into
((..
)
And it's just wrong.