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> it can be an annoyance when reading LISP-like code Just mentally collapse any number of consecutive close parens into a thing that reads like "END."
by actually_a_dog 4y ago
> it can be an annoyance when reading LISP-like code
Just mentally collapse any number of consecutive close parens into a thing that reads like "END."
- lispm 4y agoIn Interlisp one would write a super parenthesis, which closes all open parentheses, upto an opening [ or the top ( : (a (b c (d ] and also (z (a [b c (d] [e f (g]]