> I'm especially impressed by the removal of the sequence operator, and
> how you also use whitespace for multiple-lines applications.
> Is it really not ambiguous ?
Yes...the preprocessor uses rules such as: if an indented block
follows a let, if, try, etc., it's a sequence -- if it follows an
indentifier, then it's an application. This is sound, as far as I can
tell. There is a restriction that a multi-line expression has to start
on its own line, which lets me get away without actually building a
full AST for the source. Ideally that's how it would eventually work,
but...80/20.
Mike
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