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In article <91849@netnews.upenn.edu> freeman@linc.cis.upenn.edu (Jon Freeman) writes:

   I never even thought that writing a pretty-printer for SML was a
   feasible undertaking.  Consider the following program: [...]


Well, Jon's example didn't work, but what about the following:
the interpretation of a curried call like

	f 3 foo 4

depends on whether "foo" is an "infix" operator (e.g., "before") or
not. This may perhaps not affect indentation, but it may trip up other
tools.

					Thomas.

PS: the "problem" goes away if you require all arguments to be
parenthesized, like other languages do (or, at least, adopt this as a
convention):

	f(3)(foo)(4)

is unambiguous.