> That said, if you hit return after each 'cond' (instead of keeping the > first clause on the same line), you're down to 82 chars. If you break > define definitions in the innermost local, you're below the limit. I > personally would probably also put a return after the call to > make-state, getting me to this, at 74 cols in the widest line.
Okay, you win! Having analyzed over 40 sections of code from HtDP using the find command, I only found 6 instances where I'd gone over the 80 character limit (comments and #reader(lib ...) stuff greped out). So I suppose I was being a little too aggressive at the suggestion. I do wonder how tricky it will be do have a line-breaking routine that can take as input the program I posted, and produce as output the program you returned. Thanks for your time. Horace. _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
