I should admit I only read a little bit very simple introductions of
Lua, so I can't answer you question exactly now. Maybe you can found
the answer by yourself by spending some minutes to read the brief
documentation of Tao.
Depending how much time I have, probably I will make a comparison
betwee
On Jan 27, 2005, at 23:42, Limin Fu wrote:
at that time I didn't heard about Lua. I knew it about
2 or 3 months after I began to implement Tao.
So, compared to Lua for example, what does Tao brings to the table that
you found worthwhile?
Cheers
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I only looked at languages which are more often used in
bioinformatics, at that time I didn't heard about Lua. I knew it about
2 or 3 months after I began to implement Tao. For Io, this is my first
time to hear about it :)
Cheers,
Limin
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 23:02:45 +0100, PA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Jan 27, 2005, at 22:54, Limin Fu wrote:
I found that, a language with simple syntax, convenient text
processing functionality, powerful numeric computation capability, and
simple C/C++ interfaces would be very useful
You bet.
Have you looked at Lua?
http://www.lua.org/about.html
Or perhaps Io?
h
> Since you chose to announce it in this mailing list/newsgroup, may I
> suggest that a comparison with Python is in order?
>
To make a reasonable comparison with Python, I need to spend more time
to investigate into python, since so far I only know some basic things
in Python :-). But I can ensu
Limin Fu wrote:
Dear all,
I am glad to announce in this mailing list that the lastest version
of a new scripting language has come out.
Since you chose to announce it in this mailing list/newsgroup, may I
suggest that a comparison with Python is in order?
Since it is a new scripting language, I'm
Dear all,
I am glad to announce in this mailing list that the lastest version
of a new scripting language has come out.
Welcome to try it out.
Comments are welcome.
Suggestions are appreciated.
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Design Goals:
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