This is cool, and reminds me of the wide, wacky world of Perl one-liners. But with an interesting twist. I used to use a lot of one-liners, but as time passed

This is cool, and reminds me of the wide, wacky world of Perl one-liners. But with an interesting twist. I used to use a lot of one-liners, but as time passed and I worked with more different languages, I came to prefer having things "programmized" and available either through BASH functions/aliases, or in my handy "tools" directory. What I like about Gorram is that it should be trivial to make it turn the one-liner into a standalone utility program. So: try a one-liner in Gorram and if it's useful, run it again with a flag, say "-s FILE" and it saves the compiled program for you. I guess that's a feature request. :-) Also, I really like the "STDIN or file" guessing.