Unable to understand a statement about customizing Python's Macro Syntax
[Cody][1] has been building a Pythonic Macro Syntax. He says

> These macros allow you to define
> completely custom syntax, from new
> constructs to new operators. There's
> no facility for doing this in Python
> as it stands.

I am not sure what he means by

 - new constructs to new operators: **Does he prefer to binary operators such as +, - and multiplication in Math?**  
 - his main goal: **Where do you benefit in customizing Python's macro syntax?**

  [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/454648/pythonic-macro-syntax
Unable to understand a statement about customizing Python's Macro Syntax
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[Cody][1] has been building a Pythonic Macro Syntax. He says

> These macros allow you to define
> completely custom syntax, from new
> constructs to new operators. There's
> no facility for doing this in Python
> as it stands.

I am not sure what he means by

 - new constructs to new operators: **Does he prefer to binary operators such as +, - and multiplication in Math?**  
 - his main goal: **Where do you benefit in customizing Python's macro syntax?**

  [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/454648/pythonic-macro-syntax