WOW! Impressive! I just tested the examples out and found this intriguing and fun. Now, doing what I'm doing, the first thing that came to mind is that this may give me possability to use this with my project I'm working on... With this it may be possible to do something like PowerShell does with PowerGadgets.
http://www.powergadgets.com/
http://www.powergadgets.com/tutorials/powershellTutorial.aspx
http://blog.lab49.com/?p=714

Im gonna return to you later with more indepth ideas... just had to respond quickly now... :)

/ Ace

In reply to Re: RFC: Language::Logo by Ace128
in thread RFC: Language::Logo by liverpole

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