On Sat, 05 Feb 2005 12:33:47 -0500, Jamey Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At the risk of calling my manhood into question,
...
> Under the influence of some kind of strange force and will probably be
> embarrassed when he snaps out of it,
You shouldn't be -- I don't think I've seen anyone talk much about this
before, at least not from this angle.
It's something that worries me frequently -- I feel guilty when I introduce
Python into ("force Python upon") an organization. Because I hate having
/other/ people's favorite toy languages forced down /my/ throat ...
I also notice I forget one language after doing another for a few weeks. And
it's not just brackets and semicolons -- I also try to use one language's
idioms in the other. People who /claim/ they have no trouble switching
languages seem to have the same problem.
I refuse to think that Using One Language For Everything is the
solution. But I cannot explain it rationally.
/Jorgen
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