v0.19 serde format #1434

					
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				            (do-write (wr wr)

				              (if space?

				                (env.methods.write-delimiter writer env)

				                0)

Why the 0 here?

wrote 0 bytes for the do-write monad

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src/std/serde/serialize.ss

					
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				      (env.methods.write-object-begin writer env)

				      (writer.write-object-type procedure::t env)

				      (env.methods.write-delimiter writer env)

				      (writer.serialize (##procedure-name proc) env)

Is there always a name? What if there is not? What if it's not a global name? Do we also get an "address" or some other uniquely-identifying information?

there is not always a name. We are foing to have to circle back at this, not sure what we can do.

OK, making it easier to name procedures should be a different PR, but we need to offer primitives for that.

CL has a print-unreadable-object macro to help with such situations: http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/iiip/doc/CommonLISP/HyperSpec/Body/mac_print-unr_dable-object.html
mind the type and identity flags.

OK, making it easier to name procedures should be a different PR, but we need to offer primitives for that. CL has a print-unreadable-object macro to help with such situations: http://www.ai.mit.edu/projects/iiip/doc/CommonLISP/HyperSpec/Body/mac_print-unr_dable-object.html mind the type and identity flags.