RE: [Doris] Python

[Brian H. <ho...@bo...>]

> It won't default to nil if something isn't found, which is an
> advantage and does mean it will flag unfound vars. 

Ah, okay, that's a pretty major advantage.

> won't get much more static analysis at compile time than Lua. Some
> people don't like the scooping of Python either. I do find Python
> more robust than Lua and trust it much more for large scale
> projects however its speed performance and bulk put it more in
> "heavyweight" scripting category. I like both Python and Lua and
> see a need for both.

Right, Lua for scripting and Python more for application 
development/prototyping.

> Did you finish the GLUI stuff?

Hah!  Surely you jest =3D) I'll try to look into it again soon, but I 
got distracted with PyGame...

Brian