Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > To talk about the mentioned drawback: the dependency on pymacs: > * pymacs is already in ubuntu and in debian (my used distros)
In Debian, I see only Pymacs for Python 2.3, bzr needs 2.4 :-(. But by the time we get something really usable for bzr, probably 2.4 will be in unstable at least. > I suggest to use the pymacs interface additionally to the regular command > line parsing: > * That has the advantage that we don't need pymacs > * Many functions don't need the extra speed (if we gain some speed by that > mechanism) > * We need the commandline parsing anyway for the other interfaces True, the baz interface, for example, we clearly need it. But I'm personnaly not willing to write a parser for bzr commands if we also write a pymacs interface. -- Matthieu
