Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Mike Kupfer writes:
> > Really, the size of a hash table is
none-of-your-business-thank-you-
> > very-much. ;-)
[...]
> And if it's not my business, then XEmacs probably
shouldn't expose it in
> the default printed representation.
In the *default* printed representation, it's no problem. That
representation is un(read)able. ;-)
It may not be a problem for someone who's familiar with the
idiosyncrasies of XEmacs Lisp, but this was my first exposure to Lisp
hash tables, and I found it confusing.
mike
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