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- To: GSB at MIT-ML
- From: GJC at MIT-MC (George J. Carrette)
- Date: Thu, 18 Oct 79 18:36:00 GMT
- Cc: (BUG LISP) at MIT-MC, GJC at MIT-MC
- Original-date: 18 OCT 1979 1436-EDT
Well, I'll try some of your suggestions out. Its not like its
very vital to have things read from the TTY in the correct way
in user read macros because I want to use them mainly to make code
look prettier in files. If there was a standard macro shell
that acted like | acts then that would be all I would need.
I want to have {cruft...n} read in as if it was
(some-atom-crunching-macro |cruft...n|) then one could do explode or
whatever. (SSTATUS STRING-LIKE-MACRO BALANCE { } 'some-atom-cruncher)
Macros wich call READ seem to win always, ones that call TYI loose,
and from your description its because of maclisps own tty pre-scanner,
sounds like its easier to add a fix to the system that will cover almost
all cases. Could the code for | be addapted slightly to cover this?
Is balancing harder then delimiting?