Dylan macro system is badass!

We're not talking C/C++ crapy preprocessors or LISP macros, the Dylan macro facility is a type of BNF translator, able to translate most any syntax or grammar. Behold, I can convert a non-oo looking method definition:

define method move-to (self :: <window>, x, y)
end;

Into this:

define-method <window>.move-to(x, y)
end;

With this little macro:

define macro define-method
  { define-method ?class:name . ?name:name (?params:*)
      ?:body
    end } =>
  { define method ?name (?=self :: ?class, ?params)
      ?body
    end }
end;

Nice!