I completely agree. This is actually better than a lot of cases because Java import statements are just lisp symbols delimited by periods. This is mostly only u

I completely agree. This is actually better than a lot of cases because Java import statements are just lisp symbols delimited by periods. This is mostly only useful if you're transforming lisp statements into code. Transforming java to java or c to c is just a mess. Still, If I need to do some ugly code transformation, I'd rather it be in scheme than c. :) Also, the example could and probably should be rewritten more cleanly. Hence the comment. That was the first thing I used the tool for and my scheme has improved since.