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David Hanley  
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 More options Mar 28 2000, 3:00 am
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp
From: David Hanley <d...@ncgr.org>
Date: 2000/03/28
Subject: Re: Dangling Closing Parentheses vs. Stacked Closing Parentheses
Without getting into a religous war, there are times when I use
dangling close paranthesis, though I am not a super lisp coder
by any means.

(defstruct person
    name     ; a string
    address ; the person's street address
    gender ; the symbol 'male or 'female if known, nil of otherwise
)

Otherwise, where does the paren go?  Before the comment?
Inconsistent.  Also, if you want to add a field, you just hop
to the end of the last field line, hit crtl-J and type away ( emacs ).
Often while editing and dubugging a function I'll leave naked
parens, then tighten them back in when I know it's perfect.

dave


 
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