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I would find explicit character types as useful, but I wouldn't conflate their representation with character escape codes. Common Lisp represents characters as
by agentultra 14y ago
I would find explicit character types as useful, but I wouldn't conflate their representation with character escape codes.
Common Lisp represents characters as such:
(char "r" 0)
> #\r
Which would make parsing input streams simpler.