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Expand Up @@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Doing it this way has a few advantages:

I wanted JavaScript to be [homoiconic][13] and have modular macros written in
the same language. I feel like this is the [adjacent possible][14] in that
direction. [Sweet.js][15] exists for macros, but theyre awkward to write and
direction. [Sweet.js][15] exists for macros, but they're awkward to write and
aren't JavaScript. [Various JavaScript lisps][16] exist, but most have
featuritis from trying too hard to be Lisp (rather than just being a JS
syntax), and none have macros that are just JS functions.
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eslc --transform eslisp-propertify myprogram.esl

uses [eslisp-propertify][40] to convert all atoms containg dots into member
uses [eslisp-propertify][40] to convert all atoms containing dots into member
expressions. The flag can be specified multiple times.

## Try it
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