On 2/03/2025 16:18, Tomas Volf wrote:
Every list can be considered a pair, right?
Except the empty list (empty lists if you also count #nil), assuming
this is like Scheme - the empty list isn't a pair.
Haven't been read the context.
Tomas Volf kirjoitti 2.3.2025 klo 17.18:
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Would you happen to have some references to non-trivial code bases using
this notation? It seems interesting, so I would like to see how it
looks in real-world projects.
See
https://sourceforge.net/p/theme-d-intr/code/ci/master/tree/examples/
Tommi Höynälänmaa writes:
> I present here an application of the Hungarian notation for languages using
> Lisp-style syntax.
Would you happen to have some references to non-trivial code bases using
this notation? It seems interesting, so I would like to see how it
looks in real-world projects.
I present here an application of the Hungarian notation for languages
using Lisp-style syntax.
Instead of studly caps, e.g. strName, we use lower-case variable names
with a components separated by a hyphen, e.g. str-name. Each variable
has a prefix that depends on its type. Here are the prefix
