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in reply to Artyom Bologov (t?he(y|m)?)

Well that certainly is unexpected. I completed a preprocessor that generates the correct Scheme code in 99% of cases (hey, we’re talking non-recursive, non-bactracking, POSIX Basic Regex, so it should’ve been worse!)

In 50 lines (40 without comments, because I’m serious on documentation). Just for the comparison: Python version is 400 LoC. Scheme version is 800. Ed one (again) is 50.

What?!

in reply to Artyom Bologov (t?he(y|m)?)

The saga continues: I’ve added support for inline parenthesized expressions, so one can freely mix Wisp and (one-liner) Lisp now! It’s progressing too far. I’m considering writing all of my code in Wisp now and transcribing it through this script.
in reply to Artyom Bologov (t?he(y|m)?)

I wrote scroll code for a while, it's a nice notation, I can't remember why I stopped tho, I think I just fell off using it but I have only good memories.

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