Greg Ewing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> By the way, is the Parrot project still alive,
Of course.
leo
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Steve Holden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
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> You might also look at the work Richard Jones and others did on PyPI
> during their PyCon sprint. Richard was confident that PyPI
Hmmm. It would appear that this information wasn't "cleared" by the PSU. ;-)
Paul
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By the way, is the Parrot project still alive,
or has it been given up on?
Not that I actually want it, but the idea is
kind of morbidly fascinating.
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gf gf wrote:
Really! That's a pity... Instead of trying to
recreate a repository the size of CPAN, a Python
interface to Perl modules is really called for.
When Parrot comes on line, this presumably will
become trivial...
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gf gf wrote:
Really! That's a pity... Instead of trying to
recreate a repository the size of CPAN, a Python
interface to Perl modules is really called for.
CPAN modules are designed for Perl though. There's pyperl like they
mentioned but it's like speaking two languages at once.
It's not like th
gf gf wrote:
Really! That's a pity... Instead of trying to
recreate a repository the size of CPAN, a Python
interface to Perl modules is really called for.
Something like pyperl, for example?
Instead of fretting over decorator syntax and
lispiness, might I suggest that development efforts be
direc
An interface to Perl already exists:
http://www.python.org/moin/PyPerl
-jjr
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Really! That's a pity... Instead of trying to
recreate a repository the size of CPAN, a Python
interface to Perl modules is really called for.
Instead of fretting over decorator syntax and
lispiness, might I suggest that development efforts be
directed to this? Developers, are you listening?
Gu
Swaroop C H wrote:
AFAIK, there isn't any reliable way to call Perl modules from Python.
pyperl. pyperl. pyperl.
+10 on making this a standard module for embrace+extend reasons
*and* because perl is not that bad after all.
jf
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On Apr 6, 2005 8:23 AM, gf gf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've recently made the switch. Wow, is Python great!
> One thing which I haven't been able to do is replace
> Perl's great lib collection (HTML::Parser, for
> instance, can do a lot that Soup just can't).
You've just discovered the only l
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