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The article isn't talking about the short-circuiting behavior, which I agree is what a Lisper would expect. The article is talking about their operator preceden
by lmkg 16y ago
The article isn't talking about the short-circuiting behavior, which I agree is what a Lisper would expect. The article is talking about their operator precedence, and why it's useful to have two sets of operators that are identical except for precedence rules. That is something that you won't find in Lisp, not even buried deep in the guts of LOOP.
- pjscott 16y agoI'm convinced that you can find anything in the guts of LOOP if you look hard enough. Except for an adequate number of parentheses. LOOP doesn't have nearly enough parentheses.