"R. Kent Dybvig" <dyb_at_cs.indiana.edu> writes:
> That's certainly true for one-armed if expressions that span several
> lines. I'm sure you'll agree that one-armed if expressions that appear
> only on one line or span many lines are more difficult to distinguish from
> two-armed if expressions.
I don't think I agree on the second count. (As to the first count, I
see this rarely in Scheme code, and never in my own.) Could you give
an example that has realistically long `if' arms? I can see where
you'd have a hard time if it's, say 50+ lines long, but again, I see
this very rarely in Scheme code, and never in my own.
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Cheers =8-} Mike
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