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Continuing from an earlier post , what might the semantics be that we'd like to have for a more useful shell integrated with a Lisp environment? Syntax Of course we can always keep the regular Common Lisp reader; however it's not best suited for interactive shell use. In fact I'd say interactive use period requires heavy use of editing commands to juggle parens. Which is why some people use one of…
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