Everyone I've talked to really does not like that f() and f () produce different sexps ((f) and (f ()) respectively). I did not foresee this, and I guess my taste in syntax must be atypical (I have never wanted to type a function invocation like f (), as far as I'm aware)
So I should report that part of the reason I haven't been promoting termpose at all, over the past couple of years, is that I'm not really sure how to digest/resolve this.
I'll probably end up getting rid of the f() → (f) syntax.
Everyone I've talked to really does not like that
f()andf ()produce different sexps ((f)and(f ())respectively). I did not foresee this, and I guess my taste in syntax must be atypical (I have never wanted to type a function invocation likef (), as far as I'm aware)So I should report that part of the reason I haven't been promoting termpose at all, over the past couple of years, is that I'm not really sure how to digest/resolve this.
I'll probably end up getting rid of the
f()→(f)syntax.