No I mean keywords like "int", "String", "+", ".", etc. Literally write a line of code in a String, and have all those keywords convert into hardcoded programming keywords to be read by the compiler. Should be simple enough to just have something to edit the code file itself by having a built in pre-compiler extract and input that code into the relevant location upon runtime.
You can convert an int to a String and vice versa, but you can't do such things with keywords, operators, symbols, etc. It needs a lot of manual work that involves manual parsing.
Really? I would expect this to be a de-facto method for macro programming.
Heck I think it's a great feature, because you can make your life easier with simplified syntax encapsulating things you can't be arsed to copy and paste all the time