> I'm not the right person to ask about this. I'm heavily biased towards > Ruby. I really don't like the whitespace-aware structure of Python > code.
I admit I'd prefer Ruby too... A drawback is that we can forget about the library and user interface... or, to say it otherwise, it restricts the choices to rubyqt, but it might be a sensible choice. > The lack of OO kept Go off my list. I wasn't aware of Rust. I will > have to look into that. Well, it doesn't have 00 neither apparently... > Javascript would be a bit of a mess for Gregorio. The human would still > need to be a translation layer when debugging it, unless you store > strings, but then your memory usage will run wild. Right, javascript has too many drawbacks >> Lua would be interesting and easy to distribute, but everything would >> have to be rebuilt from scratch (including yacc/flex files). > > This is worth some thought. I don't know about its memory > characteristics though. I don't think memory would be a problem, but lua has the qualities of its drawback (I'm not sure it's the right wording to translate a French idiomatic expression): it's simple, so it would require much more code than Ruby I believe... Thank you, -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-devel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-devel
