>>But in enterprise OO software (-> Java) you can get similar effects 'can' is the wrong word there. You 'always' get an effect worse than lisp. It once took

>>But in enterprise OO software (-> Java) you can get similar effects 'can' is the wrong word there. You 'always' get an effect worse than lisp. It once took me hours and severals hundreds of classes to sift through a massive java code base to understand that all the programmer wanted to do was post a XML to a endpoint. This is more of a software engineering problem and not a lisp problem.