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From: Henry Weller <hwell...@googlemail.com>
Date: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:37:22 +0100
Local: Fri 3 July 2009 22:37
Subject: Re: Using Qi as a scripting language: queries
Hi Mark,
> I want to look at using Qi as a scripting language. I use Lisp as a scripting language both common Lisp using Clisp and Elisp > A. Does anybody have experience using Lisp as a scripting language; > CLisp esp. using emacs. > B Has anybody got a copy of Red Hat Linux? You should have a copy of I use CLisp on SuSE and Ubuntu Linux but not on Red Hat. > CLisp on it. > Just a thought; anybody used Qi to do scripts? I have thought about it as a fun and useful way to learn how to program in Qi but most scripts I write use regular expressions and/or escaped characters and at the moment these can only be supported in Qi by hacking the core language. My feeling is the issue of the comment character being the usual escape character and Qi not providing an alternative escape character limits its usefulness and this needs to be resolved particularly if Qi is to be used for scripting. Henry You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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