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It's incredibly common for Lisps. Check out Parinfer or Paredit - it makes Clojure and other Lisps a real joy to write IMO.
by lilactown 9y ago
It's incredibly common for Lisps. Check out Parinfer or Paredit - it makes Clojure and other Lisps a real joy to write IMO.
- kbp 9y agoPretty-printers are also useful for the times when Lisp is printing code for you to read, for example macro expansions.