1. Perhaps you could keep the PHP-style syntax around under a different name. 2. Sweet. 3. (:some_array 4) seems perfectly reasonable. Would that interact wit

1. Perhaps you could keep the PHP-style syntax around under a different name. 2. Sweet. 3. (:some_array 4) seems perfectly reasonable. Would that interact with superglobals the same way? e.g. ($:server "PHP_SELF"). I believe that PHP 5.3 or 6 has return value dereferencing, so I don't think it's necessary to know the type - you could just do (:(array 1 2 3) 1) 4. If you haven't played with Clojure, you might find inspiration there. It has interop with native Java instances, though I find it a little too syntaxy for a Lisp, and PHP doesn't have such deep class structure. Thanks for responding.