Some time ago parinfer (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42766205) took some attention as a more pythonesque approach to matching presentation and meaning. I liked it, but it seems that it didn’t catch on, alas.
How do you know it didn't catch on? It depends on Lisp! The fraction of programmers using parinfer is bounded by the fraction of Lisp programmers. (I think I might have seen some fledgling experiment with parinfer for other languages, though.)
I'm highly resistant to novelty in this area, yet even I am using parinfer. A crappy implementation in Vim, at that, which only works in One direction: indent -> parens, and can get into an infinite loop fighting with Vim's undo.
I'm highly resistant to novelty in this area, yet even I am using parinfer. A crappy implementation in Vim, at that, which only works in One direction: indent -> parens, and can get into an infinite loop fighting with Vim's undo.