>>>>> "Supreet" == supreet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Supreet> Software development has become a complex task. If you
Supreet> check out any big enough project, they have a style
Supreet> guide, they try to enforce. Which really indicate that
Supreet> there is no standard for indentation even when there are
Precisely. And I want an environment that gives me the flexibility to
define (say) a preferred indentation style for my organisation rather
than having the language force one down my throat as Python does.
Supreet> [snip]
>> However this is not an error in Perl. Because of this feature,
>> Perl actually permits to do some creative messing around with
>> class definitions and dynamically generate lots of similar
>> methods for multiple classes at run-time without having to code
>> each one individually by hand. (No, this is not the same thing
>> as templating in C++.)
Supreet> you do write virtual functions in C++. which is a
Supreet> prototype of function to come.
Nope, this is not virtual functions either. Virtual functions have to
be named, run-time methods in Perl do not. The method (as well as its
name) are dynamically generated at run-time.
Supreet> Zope and mailman are big applications to prove that
Supreet> python is not just novices language. Python has already
Supreet> been tested with/for in archival, image processing,
Supreet> networking , biotech, etc etc. Being well documented to
Supreet> the extend that each global variable is described makes
Supreet> python a flexible and reliable interpreted language.
Umm, not Anaconda? <g,d&r>
No really, I'm not claiming that Python is a language for novices,
just that I'd prefer to use it that way. You may prefer to use it for
large projects (which clearly a number of people have already done),
and that's fine too.
Regards,
-- Raju
--
Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://kandalaya.org/
It is the mind that moves
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