From: Jason Williams <jason@...>
Date: 2003-09-12T18:40:09+09:00
Subject: Re: ANN: MetaTags 1.0

In article <20030911213411.GA38826@rysa.inetz.com>, why the lucky stiff wrote:
> Jason Williams (jason@jasonandali.org.uk) wrote:
>> > 
>> > c = Caml << "one hump or two" (read 'from')
>>   
>> This seems like a lot of effort to save two keystrokes to me. What
>> am I missing?
> 
> You were here for the beginning of the week?  When it started as a
> discussion of %y{ ... }.  (No, wait, it started as MetaTags 1.0.  But
> now we're all jointly caravaning off in the desert.)

Yep, I saw all that, but as I understood it the benefit of %y{ ... }
was brevity. There must be more of a benefit, since the later 
notations don't have much in the way of brevity.

Incidentally, I don't remember seeing this one suggested yet;

 c = Caml["one hump or two"]

....which seems neater to me.