From: J. Ian Johnson (ianj at ccs.neu.edu) Date: Wed Aug 21 18:56:15 EDT 2013 |
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I just wasted about 2 hours tracking down a bug that ended up being due to (set? '()) now evaluating to #t. I have no problems with set-union, intersection, etc. being defined for lists, but to treat lists as sets always is perverse to me. The contracts for set operations should use set-like? for (or/c set? list?) and keep the two constructions separate. This conflation is almost as bad as treating empty list as false. -Ian
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