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This is all truly a non-issue if you program in a Lisp. You don't need any precedence table if you write S-expressions. Seriously, making white space syntactic

by piokuc 11y ago

This is all truly a non-issue if you program in a Lisp. You don't need any precedence table if you write S-expressions. Seriously, making white space syntactically significant is a horrible idea.

Retra 11y ago
It already is syntactically significant. It separates tokens.
- piokuc 11y ago
  Yeah, OK, but separating tokens is enough...
DonHopkins 11y ago
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