"Tobias C. Rittweiler" writes:
The variable MACRO-CHAR-TYPES controls which macro characters are returned:
`:macro-char' All macro characters in READTABLE that are _not_ dispatch macro characters.
`:dispatch-macro-char' All dispatch macro characters in READTABLE.
I'm not perfectly happy with these names. Especially the first one is somewhat misleading. But I don't think I'd be happy with :NON-DISPATCH-MACRO-CHAR either. But what I wanted to ask is if these names should be in plural perhaps rather than in singular? (with-readtable-iterator (next-entry *readtable* :dispatch-macro-chars) ...) looks better to my eyes than (with-readtable-iterator (next-entry *readtable* :dispatch-macro-char) ...) What do you think? -T.