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I wonder why, in the examples, "filter" is colored pink like "if" but "not" is colored orange like a function call. I'd expect "filter" to be a function, and th
by kgeist 4y ago
I wonder why, in the examples, "filter" is colored pink like "if" but "not" is colored orange like a function call. I'd expect "filter" to be a function, and thus colored orange.
- sloum 4y agoBecause at one point filter was implemented as a special form in the interpreter rather than in the library. As such it was colored with special forms. That has changed and it is now in the library, but I have not gone into the highlight plugin to switch the colors as it is not a high priority.