raman@google.com writes:

> This sentence re seq-let is hard to parse -- suspect an extra "in":
>
> <cite>
> -- Macro: seq-let arguments sequence body…
>      This macro binds the variables in defined in the sequence ARGUMENTS
>      to the elements of the sequence SEQUENCE.  ARGUMENTS can itself
>      include sequences allowing for nested destructuring.
>
> -- 
>
> </cite> 
>
> In addition, the somewhat self-referential nature of the opening
> sentence makes it confusing reading. That I am listening to it likely
> makes it harder -- adding some quoting in addition to case changes
> would make it easier reading.
>
> <rewrite>
> -- Macro: seq-let arguments sequence body…
>      This macro binds the variables  listed in  `ARGUMENTS'
>      to the elements of the sequence SEQUENCE.  `ARGUMENTS' can itself
>      include sequences allowing for nested destructuring.
>
> -- 

Indeed, thanks for the rewrite!

I will apply your changes (without quoting ARGUMENTS though, function
arguments should not be quoted in docstrings).

Nico
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Nicolas Petton
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