Hey guys! I’m used to littering the code with copious amounts of top-level blocks, serving as evaluation history, like here: Clojure: #_ (do (stuff-and-things) (more-stuff-and-more-things)) Common Lisp: #+nil (progn nil) I leave these behind most functions in my private projects as…

[image] mwgkgk: if false println("hi") endif Might be because an if block requires to be closed with end (not endif)

How to create an unevaluated block for scratch expressions?

rfourquet June 1, 2020, 10:30am 3

Might be because an if block requires to be closed with end (not endif)

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