As does Nim. There's a thrill to monadic parsing of text in Haskell. That thrill hasn't been extended in any language to algebraic data types. To me, "full" in

As does Nim. There's a thrill to monadic parsing of text in Haskell. That thrill hasn't been extended in any language to algebraic data types. To me, "full" in any full power macro system I've seen means they've adopted every lesson that Lisp learned. I don't see anyone going on...