Re: [External] : Re: Lexical vs. dynamic: small examples?

[Emanuel Berg]

> So I wonder again, why not just have two let, one "let-stay"
> (the variables stay so has to be used and/or passed
> explicitely), and "let-follow" (the variables follow
> everywhere the code goes within the let form).

Even better, let `let' be the lexical let.

Then the old dynamic let will be called "with-variables-as".

So this

  (let ((x  1)
        (y  2)
        (z -1) )
    (draw-grid x y z) )

would be the equivalent of

  (with-variables-as ((x  1)
                      (y  2)
                      (z -1) )
    (draw-grid) )

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