Jonsul wrote:Since I've posted I've discovered Racket which has "{" and "[" all equivalent to "(". Which is nice because I can use either at the same time so it allows me to organize my code more.
findinglisp wrote:Jonsul wrote:Since I've posted I've discovered Racket which has "{" and "[" all equivalent to "(". Which is nice because I can use either at the same time so it allows me to organize my code more.
Personally, this is a nightmare for me. When editing, you're bound to get something unbalanced and then it's a pain [...]
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gugamilare wrote:findinglisp wrote:Jonsul wrote:Since I've posted I've discovered Racket which has "{" and "[" all equivalent to "(". Which is nice because I can use either at the same time so it allows me to organize my code more.
Personally, this is a nightmare for me. When editing, you're bound to get something unbalanced and then it's a pain [...]
I guess you usually can't get something unbalanced using Paredit. But this would be bad for me, too. I'm used "not to see" parenthesis, but rather to see indentation. If you alternate between {, [ and (, you'll create irregularities in the code that your brain won't ignore. Lisp code is so clean compared to other languages! Plus, the difference between { and ( is not easily seen, for instance:
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