> This is the kind of attitude ... And it's unfounded. Thanks to Lisps unusually regular syntax adding support for semantic editing features (paredit-like) sho

> This is the kind of attitude ... And it's unfounded. Thanks to Lisps unusually regular syntax adding support for semantic editing features (paredit-like) should be rather straightforward in any editor. And accidentally paredit is also enough to make coding any Lisp way more pleasant than editing raw code in other languages. See http://emacsrocks.com/e14.html http://emacsrocks.com/e14.html for an overview. I'm actually kind of disappointed that in the demo I saw adding parens manualy, one at a time, instead of using wrap-sexp etc.