Richard writes:
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> Fall-through clauses are an important feature of cond* and a big
> advance in flexibility.  Precisely how to indicate one is a detail,
> and I've proposed three ways to design that:
>
> * A clause with one element.
> * A clause that starts with t.
> * A clause that starts with nil.
> * A keyword.
>
> If you have preferences about that detail, please let me know.
> I am also interested in other suggestions, but I will only accept
> it if it is as natural and simple as those above.

Hi,

wouldn't a clause starting with t be the most natural choice?
Just because it would mimic cond and make things consistent.

My .02cents,
/PA

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