> It's not practical for people crunching data or opening files .. but whenever you need to attack something a little more complex the 'practicality' argument s

> It's not practical for people crunching data or opening files .. but whenever you need to attack something a little more complex the 'practicality' argument shift sides. (define (my-reader) (let ((c (read-char))) (when (not (eof-object? c)) (display c) (newline) (my-reader)))) (with-input-from-file "myfile" my-reader)