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One more reason why it's hard to use alists as associative data structure: There is no built-in destructuring capabilities for it. It seems (ice-9 match) is no help here. Situation becomes even worse if we have a nested data structure.
Going to stack a bunch of let+assoc-ref's I guess.
#scheme #lisp #guile #clojure
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