simple code translator - suggestions?

In c++, sometimes I have to write code, that is C-like - in a way that
it operates with classes like if the were complex data types; sometimes
I even re-implement methods as operators to facilitate coding. but, it
is quite annoying to write NSpace::Class1 *p = (std::nothrow)
NSpace::Class1 (...); ((NSpace::Class2)(*p->SomeProp)).Method(...) I
mean in JavaScript, for example, with its always-dot syntax things are
plain and simple, even if you manipulate ActiveX object...


Anyway, back to point, I came to this thought. Why can't I have my C++
code in the form:


some-token
    script-to-cpp-mapping-declarations
some-token-2-switch-2-cpp-code
    /* c++ code here */
some-token-2-switch-2-script-code
    /* code written in simple dot-syntax script */
some-token-2-switch-2-cpp-code
    /* c++ code here, if really necessary */
some-token-2-switch-2-script-code
    /* more code written in simple dot-syntax script */
....


And then this file gets translated in pure c++ with translator in
question. In some way, #define-s allow you do that, but their powers
are limited. So, what would you suggest?

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