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No, I'm use to reading Lisp. Something else, but I'm not a designer and can't quite put my finger on it.
by cadr 10y ago
No, I'm use to reading Lisp. Something else, but I'm not a designer and can't quite put my finger on it.
- joelg 10y agoGiven your username alone, I'm inclined to believe that you are, in fact, used to reading Lisp.
- DonaldFisk 10y agoAssuming Lisp is correctly indented, it's quite easy to read. You can just ignore the parentheses for the most part, and concentrate on the layout and the built in macros - defun, let, do/loop, cond/if/when/unless/case, lambda, ... If it's written in a functional style it becomes even easier: you don't have to hold any state in your head.
- junke 10y agoWhat bothers me: - Line numbering is a little too close to code - There seem to be two kind of fonts for code, some render bigger than the other on two different devices - Texboxes are too narrow and as a result the code wraps around a lot. Maybe this due to my settings. The result might be different in the PDF.