I thought about that too. There are programs that can handle making PHP or C beautiful. GNU indent is one of them I think, and there's another one called TidyPHP? Something like that.
So you just generate and then run the code through that if you need it to be human readable. I assume most companies don't give a shit as long as it works ;)
I fear a Scheme to PHP code generator would turn out PHP code that's ugly beyond what any code beautifier could hope to fix. It's not make-up - it would be akin to major surgery.
So you just generate and then run the code through that if you need it to be human readable. I assume most companies don't give a shit as long as it works ;)