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UNSUPPORTED. UNSTABLE? INCOMPLETE? explicit-bind is a Common Lisp library that effectively enables intermixing of any number of LET, LET*, (an enhanced version of) FLET, MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND and DESTRUCTURING-BIND constructs, at the cost of only one level of indentation.
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Project's home: https://www.hexstreamsoft.com/libraries/explicit-bind/ explicit-bind is a Common Lisp library that effectively enables intermixing of any number of LET, LET*, (an enhanced version of) FLET, MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND and DESTRUCTURING-BIND constructs, at the cost of only one level of indentation. This solves the problem of too many levels of indentation introduced by nested binding constructs, which is a recurring one in complex (and even not-so-complex) code. Unlike apparently similar constructs, explicit-bind retains sanity, low cognitive load and intuitiveness by not overemphasizing conciseness and "cleverness". It also makes usage of multiple values and local functions much more natural, convenient and rewarding. It also allows more precise placement of declarations where they belong, and IGNORE, IGNORABLE and SPECIAL declarations can be placed "inline" with the bound names, eliminating aggravating duplication inherent in the traditional approach. This library is in the Public Domain. See the UNLICENSE file for details.
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UNSUPPORTED. UNSTABLE? INCOMPLETE? explicit-bind is a Common Lisp library that effectively enables intermixing of any number of LET, LET*, (an enhanced version of) FLET, MULTIPLE-VALUE-BIND and DESTRUCTURING-BIND constructs, at the cost of only one level of indentation.
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