{-| The "s-cargot" library attempts to be as general as possible, and
    to support a wide range of use-cases for s-expressions. It is built
    around a core of primitives which are then exposed in various
    ways, and can be easily and flexibly extended. This tutorial
    describes particular use-cases, and then shows how to adapt this
    library to that use-case.
-}

module Data.SCargot.Tutorial
  ( -- * Basic Usage and Organization
    -- $usage
    -- * Building a Custom Config Format
    -- $config
    -- * Analyzing Scheme code
    -- $scheme
    -- * Building a Custom Lisp
    -- $lisp
  ) where

{- $usage
When people talk about s-expressions, they're really talking about
a _family_ of formats that have in common a rough structure and
the fact that -}

{- $config

-}

{- $scheme

-}

{- $lisp

-}