>> Which would require the ability to "serialize" proc's.
>> So consider this my feature request.
>
> Short answer: we wish we could.  ¨Βξδ τθεοςετιγαμμσπεαλιξη ιτ ισ ξο> impossible.  ¨Βυτ ξο οξθαφε εφες βεεξ συγγεσσζυμ>
>> First thing that comes to mind would be the ability to translate them
>> into an AST.
>>  ¨ΒυβωΦΝΊΊΙξστςυγτιοξΣερυεξγε®δισασσενβμε νιηθβε ςεματεδ®
>> Cheers!
>
> A proc is not a code snippet.  ¨Βισ ΆγμοσυςεΆ®  ¨Βσεςιαμιϊγμοσυς> is not a easy job.  ¨Βωοκυστ χαξτ το ιξκεγτ γοδε σξιππετο αξοτθε> process, you'd better propose something other than a proc serialization.

Being able to serialize an AST might be a good start/half way measure.

foreign_computer.send ->{ 34+35}.to_ast

or the like.
Cheers!
-r