I've really taken to writing a lot of Hy [0] -- somewhat irresponsibly, since Hy is maintained by a ragtag band of brilliant mavericks; but `hy2py` works great

I've really taken to writing a lot of Hy [0] -- somewhat irresponsibly, since Hy is maintained by a ragtag band of brilliant mavericks; but `hy2py` works great if you `eval-when-compile` most of your macros. Anyway, Hy syntax is ``` (with [f open(file 'r)] (do stuff)) ``` rather than ``` with open(file,'r') as f: ``` I switch [1] to Python (often to write tests in a language the node.js crew will be able to skim) and the one thing that trips me always is the wrong ordering of the `with` statement in straight Python. You don't say `for range(10) as x`... I hope the Hy crew do the sensible thing about case statements. I don't even know what the sensible thing is, though. [0] http://hylang.org http://hylang.org [1] Yes, you can import Hy code from Python and vice-versa!