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Shrubbery Notation
docs.racket- · 2026-06-11 · via Lobsters

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Shrubbery notation is a set of text-level conventions that build toward a full programming language, such as Rhombus. The notation is line- and indentation-sensitive, and it is intended to partially group input, but leave further parsing to another layer, especially enforestation. The parsed form of a shrubbery imposes grouping to ensure that further parsing is consistent with the shrubbery’s lines and indentation.

    1 Quick Overview

      1.1 Simple Terms

      1.2 Comments

      1.3 Lines and Indentation

      1.4 Parentheses, Brackets, Braces, and Quotes

      1.5 S-Expression Interoperability

    2 Shrubbery Specification

      2.1 Groups and Blocks

        2.1.1 Grouping by Lines

        2.1.2 Grouping by Opener–Closer Pairs

        2.1.3 Blocking with : and Indentation

        2.1.4 Continuing with Indentation and an Operator

        2.1.5 Alternatives with |

        2.1.6 Separating Groups with ; and ,

        2.1.7 Line- and Column-Insensitivity with « and »

        2.1.8 Continuing a Line with \

        2.1.9 Group Comments with #//

        2.1.10 At-Notation Using @

      2.2 Token Parsing

      2.3 At-Notation Parsing

    3 Parsed Representation

    4 Shrubbery Language

    5 Shrubbery APIs

      5.1 Parsing

      5.2 Source Locations and Raw-Text Properties

      5.3 Reconstructing Shrubbery Notation

      5.4 Writing Shrubbery Notation

      5.5 Tool Support

        5.5.1 Language Configuration

        5.5.2 Syntax Coloring

        5.5.3 Indentation

        5.5.4 Term and Group Navigation

        5.5.5 Keystrokes

      5.6 Shrubbery Variants

    6 Design Considerations

      6.1 Rationale

      6.2 Prior Art

    7 Editor Support

      7.1 Shrubbery Support in DrRacket

      7.2 How to Type «»

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