Re: [External] : Re: Lexical vs. dynamic: small examples?

[Emanuel Berg]

Drew Adams wrote:

> `let' binds the global variable (which, again,
> happens to be buffer-local).  That's how `let'
> behaves with a "special" var.  Otherwise, i.e.,
> for vars that are not "special", `let' provides
> a lexical binding - the scope ends where the
> `let' ends, lexically.

Can't we have a "let-special" that makes its own variables
special within its scope?

Then one could use let-special for dynamic scope (which now
would in fact be scoped!) and `let' would always be lexical
and one would never have to use ;;; -*- lexical-binding: t -*-

?

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