[Style] fixed #% language
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@ -304,8 +304,6 @@ Finally, in addition to regular alphanumeric characters, Racketeers use a
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few special characters by convention, and these characters indicate
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something about the name:
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@;column-table[ @col[? ! "@" ^ %] @col[1 2 3 4 5] @col[1 2 3 4 5] ]
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@row-table[
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@row[symbol kind example]
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@row[? "predicates and boolean-valued functions" boolean?]
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@ -317,6 +315,10 @@ Finally, in addition to regular alphanumeric characters, Racketeers use a
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@row["@" "units" testing-context@]
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@row["#%" "kernel identifiers" #:app]
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]
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The use of ``#%'' to prefix names from the kernel language warns readers
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that these identifiers are extremely special and they need to watch out
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for subtleties. Identifiers with this prefix are mostly used in modules
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that define new languages.
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@; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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@section{Graphical Syntax}
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