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Re: M4 in python
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Marc Chantreux |
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Re: M4 in python |
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Fri, 19 Feb 2016 18:50:41 +0100 |
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hello,
> As a stream processor, M4 would seem to be a natural candidate for
> implementation with Python generators.
i'm really curious and trying to find just one good reason to do that.
i use both python and m4 but i can't see the point.
* from the python user perspective, i would say that there is a lot of
template engine outhere (like jinja) and if i miss something, it would
be the port of the perl template toolkit (http://template-toolkit.org/).
* from the m4 user perspective, i would say that the GNU m4
implementation is mature and written in C so rewrite it in a dynamic
language (whatever it is) seems useless. a guile extension to m4
could be much valuable.
regards
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