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Re: SRFI-108/SRFI-109 special characters
Per Bothner scripsit:
> The difference isn't always clear, but it does seem a useful
> distinction especially for "document"-like applications.
On reflection, I'm inclined to agree that initial-expressions are useful,
but I still think they belong in an "advanced quasi-literal" SRFI, not
in this one. Granted, without them the distinction in bracket types is
harder to motivate, but I can live with that.
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