Re: Better documentation for non-binding clauses of if-let and friends

["Alfred M. Szmidt" <ams@gnu.org>]

   >   For all of these SPEC is similar to what let* offers, with a few
   >   extensions useful in the context of testing conditions: As with
   >   let*, an element of SPEC which is a list (SYMBOL VALUEFORM) binds
   >   SYMBOL to the value of VALUEFORM.

   I think we should make sure we keep the reference to let*, indeed.

That just causes confusion, LET* bindings can be changed, they do not
support a spec binding that is of the form VALUEOFORM (which in a
LET/LET* binding would be SYMBOL).  They are not similar at all.

Leaving out references to LET and just explaining how the binding spec
actually works would be much better, and not lead to confusion.

   Would one of you kindly combine them, and also post it as an actual
   diff?

   -- 
   Sean Whitton