Add cons example in pattern matching section about docs HOT 3 CLOSED

Some trivia: I would indent lets like this:

(let (((tuple lens status data)
       #((8 43) #(err "msg too short") "Trillian")))
  (list lens status data))

The body indented 2 spaces in from the beginning of the let and not the same as the binding section. Sort of standard. Emacs does it this way. :-) But nothing to worry about until you make other changes.

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Ah, good to know. The indenters that I have used in the past (not emacs)
tend to align like this:

(let (((...
((...

I'll definitely update this!

Thanks :-)

d

On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 3:56 PM, Robert Virding [email protected]
wrote:

Some trivia: I would indent lets like this:

(let (((tuple lens status data)
#((8 43) #(err "msg too short") "Trillian")))
(list lens status data))

The body indented 2 spaces in from the beginning of the let and not the
same as the binding section. Sort of standard. Emacs does it this way. :-)
But nothing to worry about until you make other changes.

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Oh, whoops -- nm, I misread that. The line continues, and yeah -- that's
actually a mistake on my part; definitely not what is intended!

d

On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 4:00 PM, Duncan McGreggor [email protected] wrote:

Ah, good to know. The indenters that I have used in the past (not emacs)
tend to align like this:

(let (((...
((...

I'll definitely update this!

Thanks :-)

d

On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 3:56 PM, Robert Virding [email protected]
wrote:

Some trivia: I would indent lets like this:

(let (((tuple lens status data)
#((8 43) #(err "msg too short") "Trillian")))
(list lens status data))

The body indented 2 spaces in from the beginning of the let and not the
same as the binding section. Sort of standard. Emacs does it this way. :-)
But nothing to worry about until you make other changes.

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#29 (comment).

from docs.