On Wed, Aug 22, 2007 at 10:18:07PM +1000, David Lyon wrote:
>> It's stateless. I'm also not sure that we can
>> do what they do: python is interpreted, after all.
>>
> They do have states, within objects. But it is all managed. It is very
> sophisticated.
>
> With my big picture hat on, I suggest we look at including an interpreted
> option.
Interpreted what exactly? Template system which has a limited
interpretation, the program itself, javascript, what?
> Not forgetting, the target for all of this is to be able to build a web app
> in a way that is reasonably familiar to old timers (attempting to preserve
> legacy code) and have it run on modern platforms. Be that in a web browser
> or whatever.
What is "it" ? If it is existing pascal code, most likely it won't run in
an interpreter in the first place without changing.
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