On Dec 23, 2003, at 8:52, David Brown wrote:

> Plus there are some places where let () = ... in makes things easier,
> since it allows multiple expressions after a then or else without
> needing a begin/end wrapping.

	I've been getting in the habit of doing this kind of thing:

	if (expression) then (
		stuff
	) else (
		other stuff
	)

	It gives me % matching in vim, allows me to insert debug statements 
when I'm screwing up, and looks fairly clean and unambiguous.

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