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a6f5fac has my solution to the similar problem of nesting symbol lists. I'm not totally satisfied with it, though, and I'd like to perhaps spend some time to determine if there's a more elegant way of doing this. As I recall, it would have been made easier if certain methods in RSyntaxDocument
weren't inexplicably declared final.
Also, if I get this working better, I'd like to do a better job with ``(,())` type structures as well.
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