Andor Demarteau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Perhaps even psudo object oriented command > > structures where you'd say > > file1->copy(file2, other, arguments); > > IN stead of the usual.
I would advise you to get used to the unix shell syntax. Being less verbose, it is much more expressive (single-letter free-floating modifiers instead of whole words with strictly enforced order), making it faster to type and reducing typos (yes, you have to check twice before typing a "risky" command anyway). However, you should be able to manipulate the filesystem in an oo manner using an OO scripting that represents files as objects. Maybe someone can point one out. > I know Zope lets you do this (in Python), but only for its own filesystem-like database. > > > there are native-compilers around as well > > Any free ones out there? I'm moderately interested. Well gcj. It's in Debian. Have fun, -- Thomas Tempé http://www.alysse.org/tom Big trouble ahead: http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/ http://maritimes.buffaloimc.org:8080/news/2004/01/7305.php
