Mark H Weaver writes: > mention that 'when-let' is not actually an anaphoric macro. Anaphoric > macros are those that introduce a binding that is not named by the > user, e.g. 'it', which is called an anaphor.
Yes, you're right, of course! aif, awhen, etc. are the anaphoric macros. I switched to if-let, when-let, etc. when they became available in emacs lisp, and somehow wrongly continued to call them anaphoric macros.
