Re: Re: what is #+nil good for?

>>>>> "Sam" == Sam Steingold <[email protected]> writes:

    >> * Raymond Toy <[email protected]> [2004-11-22 17:44:23 -0500]:
    >> Since I can never remember if it should be (or) or (and),

    Sam> just hit C-e (or C-j) after the closing paren:
    Sam> (or)
    Sam> nil
    Sam> (and)
    Sam> t

Actually, with slime's reader-conditional highlighting, I don't even
have to do that.  It will be highlighted a certain way if the
conditional doesn't hold.  Of course, this only works if the
conditional is applicable to the lisp that is being run; sometimes,
that's not true.

Ray



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