Code folding is awesome for Lisp. Once a function is working, you rarely have to look at it again. Seeing just the first part, eg: +(defun squared (x) tells just about everything you need to know for reference. If not, the documentation string can easily start on that line, too.
Of course a fold that pops up the documentation string on mouse-over would be the cream on top.
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Code folding is awesome for Lisp. Once a function is working, you rarely have to look at it again. Seeing just the first part, eg: +(defun squared (x) tells just about everything you need to know for reference. If not, the documentation string can easily start on that line, too.
Of course a fold that pops up the documentation string on mouse-over would be the cream on top.