Highlighting different levels of nesting is mainly useful in situations in which nestings are processed in different contexts, and are similar to each other. For instance, nested backquotes in Lisp.
Color could tell you whether your
,',',var
has the right number of quotes and unquotes to refer to the correct evaluation level/context where var exists.
In run of the mill blub code not doing any metaprogramming, indentation is more than visible enough for indicating levels of nesting.
Color could tell you whether your
has the right number of quotes and unquotes to refer to the correct evaluation level/context where var exists.In run of the mill blub code not doing any metaprogramming, indentation is more than visible enough for indicating levels of nesting.