[branchly2]

Thank you. Though I really like having Clojure's:

* literal syntax for maps, vectors, sets, and regexes

* keywords

* clear separation of functional constructs (`for`, `map`, etc.) vs side-effecting ones (`do`, `doall`, `when`).

* large standard library of built-in functions, with overall fairly nice naming of things.

I've looked at Scheme, but it appears to be missing those things. I think some of them may be provided by srfi's, but upon a quick reading I couldn't make much sense of how to include and use them.

[nickik]

Racket is probably something you should look at. Im not sure it has all these things, but it is also a modern updated Lisp language based on Scheme.