@lltp > You have a look at it and you see a perl-ish "Nim" that you spend weeks to > learn
No, with skins done right, you wouldn't: the Perl afficionado would have used an editor which supports a perlish skin for AST display, but saves the source code as Nim proper (the default skin). You could then edit this source directly or use a different editor skin of your choice to look at it. Same AST, just different presentations. Skins should be implemented in editing tools, the compiler shouldn't have to care much.
