@@ 156,6 156,22 @@ indicate particular values or meanings:
and \mac{unquote-splice} forms (and their reader-macro equivalents).
}
+\definition{
+ \reader{,}\param{value} \\
+ (\mac{unquote} \param{value}) \\
+ \reader{,\texttt{@}}\param{value} \\
+ (\mac{unquote-splice} \param{value})
+ \index{unquote}\index{unquote-splice}
+ \index{,}\index{,@}
+}{
+ In the context of a \mac{backquote}, evaluate \param{value} instead of
+ using it as-is. \mac{unquote-splice} and \reader{,\texttt{@}} take a
+ list as their argument, and ``splice'' each element in to
+ the \mac{backquote} list so that each element of that argument corresponds
+ to an element of the \mac{backquote} list.
+ The other two macros insert their argument as a single element in the list.
+}
+
\subsection{Control Flow}
\definition{