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-quote- Go and look at some Lisp, then come back – obj-c will suddenly look better :) Trust me, it grows on you. You’ll soon learn to see through the brackets
by jon6 15y ago
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Go and look at some Lisp, then come back – obj-c will suddenly look better :)
Trust me, it grows on you. You’ll soon learn to see through the brackets – just like the green vertical text in the matrix, it becomes invisible after a while.
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Its ironic that a Lisp/Scheme person would say the same as to why s-expressions are good (the parens become invisible!) so I don't see why objective-c syntax is better but somehow uses the same reasoning.
- Luyt 15y ago"You’ll soon learn to see through the brackets" @I @hope @that @also @applies @to @the @the @at-@signs. ;-)
- dextorious 15y agoHuh? Obj-C only uses @ signs at a couple of places, like to denote a native @"dasdasda" string and in compiler instructions...