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Notation is created to encode information - the intent here. A silly example: replacing self with a snowman unicode. There is no reason to do so - but now when
by goldfather8 10y ago
Notation is created to encode information - the intent here. A silly example: replacing self with a snowman unicode. There is no reason to do so - but now when you look at a buffer, you will be able to see all instances of self instantly. Its about parsing semantics, not making things pretty (despite the package names).