3 ms·
It's very tempting to write: (if a (something because of a) (something more because of a)) Requiring a progn for the else clause means that the above is c
by yarrel 10y ago
It's very tempting to write:
(if a
(something because of a)
(something more because of a))
Requiring a progn for the else clause means that the above is caught by the compiler.
- swhipple 10y agoThat is true, but somewhat alleviated by Emacs' choice to indent the THEN form at a different level than [ELSE]*. A novice would notice that the code looks incorrect as they were typing it.