<lexi-lambda>
joebobjoe: It means “empty” (if you pronounce letter-by-letter it’s “emm-tee”).
<lexi-lambda>
(Personally, I think that name is a little too cute for it’s own good.)
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<joebobjoe>
lexi-lambda: lol!
<joebobjoe>
is that common naming practice?
<lexi-lambda>
No.
<aeth>
"MTSCN" wow, that's definitely how *not* to design a program.
<aeth>
This isn't C.
<aeth>
Follow the naming convention of everything except "MTSCN".
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<aeth>
A proper Racket/Scheme/Lisp program uses hyphen-separated words with no abbreviations. (Within reason. "id" would probably pass a code review. "mt" for "empty" or "scn" for "scene" probably would not)
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<lexi-lambda>
aeth: To be fair, the prologue is “How Not to Design Programs”, more or less. (See the last section of that page.)
<lexi-lambda>
That said, I think that name is used elsewhere in the book. I don’t know why.
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<eyepatch>
I want to define a macro that matches on the function being called. Something like this: http://pasterack.org/pastes/34902
<eyepatch>
But I can't seem to match on the function being called.