Algol-68 supported localized sets of keywords; fortunately this language is gone.
You can #define non-ASCII stuff in modern C++. It's your best chance to "localize" a mainstream language.
Same would work for Clojure, but Lisp uses a lot of quirky abbreviations like `cdr` or `setq` that give awkward translations.
Algol-68 supported localized sets of keywords; fortunately this language is gone.
You can #define non-ASCII stuff in modern C++. It's your best chance to "localize" a mainstream language.
Same would work for Clojure, but Lisp uses a lot of quirky abbreviations like `cdr` or `setq` that give awkward translations.