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welcome reports of machines/setups that don't act ths way
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## Fennel style
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https://fennel-lang.org/style is my style bible, although there are
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places I have departed from it. In particular, I have used CamelCase
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to name several modules which act as classes, so that I can
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distinguish `buffer` (an object which represents a buffer, and
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understands messages like `visit` or `name` or `location`) from
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`Buffer` (the factory which instantiates `buffer` objects). There is
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probably a nicer way to do this, but I haven't found it yet.
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## Contributing
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## Contributing
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If you like (or see the potential in) Dunlin enough to want to
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If you like (or see the potential in) Dunlin enough to want to
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