Python gets macros
From: Mark Carter (me_at_privacy.net)
Date: 11/30/04
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Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 15:55:47 +0000
It may interest you to know that there was a recent announcement on
comp.lang.python.announce:
begin...
My company, LiveLogix, has just released (under the GNU GPL):
Logix - Multi-Language Programming for Python
(0.3 alpha)
>From the website:
Logix is more than a programming language. It is multi-language
programming system. With Logix, each part of your program can be
developed in a language that is finely tuned to the task.
Featuring a procedural macro facility, dynamic syntax extension, and
multi-language parsing. A new operator, complete with syntax and
semantics, can be added on-the-fly with a single line of code.
Enjoy!
Tom Locke,
LiveLogix.
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I know that it is unlikely to be of interest to most seasoned Lispers,
but to a Lisp newbie like me who finds that Lisp puts up quite a fight,
it makes me think again about what Lisp can do that Python can't.
I'm not trolling, I'm just saying. My real email address is mcturra2000
yahoo co uk, if that helps.
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