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Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq'
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Oleh Krehel |
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Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq' |
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Thu, 19 Mar 2015 16:17:20 +0100 |
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Drew Adams <address@hidden> writes:
> You do? Pray tell, in what way is it a misfeature? Nothing has
> been said to elucidate this, so far - it has only been asserted.
>
> IMHO, it is a feature, giving users the choice.
Choice leads to inconsistency. I very much prefer the
only-one-variable-per-setq style. It shows much more clearly where the
variable is. It also gives an anchor to quickly navigate to the variable
to get its value.
In a setq list of 10 items, by item 5 it is already unclear which is the
variable and which is the value. In my opinion, it's not worth
complicating the code maintenance just to save a few chars.
Oleh
- giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Jordon Biondo, 2015/03/18
- Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Stefan Monnier, 2015/03/18
- Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Richard Stallman, 2015/03/19
- Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Jordon Biondo, 2015/03/19
- RE: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Drew Adams, 2015/03/19
- Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq',
Oleh Krehel <=
- RE: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Drew Adams, 2015/03/19
- Re: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Oleh Krehel, 2015/03/19
- RE: giving `setq-local' the same signature as `setq', Drew Adams, 2015/03/19