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So I had a bit of a rant and thought I'd save it...
01:15 * xOr figures python wont last for ob4, but we'll see
01:15 (xOr) since theres only so much you can do
01:15 (xOr) and some added config files/c code can do it all
01:16 (xOr) i mean, realisticly, how many people are going to make .py's
01:16 (xOr) theyre going to ask me for a new feature
01:16 (xOr) they wont write a py
01:16 (xOr) so a clean and smart c kernel with sub modules of C code would
probly be more optimal eventually
01:17 (xOr) scripting was cool for gnus, but i wished i could just set it (mutt)
01:17 (shrimpx) .so's would be cool in the absence of scripting, prolly
01:17 (xOr) yea thats what im meaning
01:17 (xOr) like engines, but for functions
01:18 (xOr) so youd replace bbappconf witha .so that can interact properly
01:18 (xOr) and you dont have to write all this crazy Python/c at all and you
end up with something easier to configure
01:18 (xOr) with less effort
01:20 (@xOr) also less room for pregnancy [strong typing is good] with all C
01:21 (@xOr) and less 'my python script wont load, tteach me python xor'
01:44 (@xOr) what i figure would happen over slow evolution course is..
01:44 (@xOr) python modules would be converted to python/c inline shit
01:44 (shrimpx) xOr: you know that some wacko is going to embed python in an .so
1:45 (@xOr) shrimpx: and itd probly be better
01:45 (@xOr) shrimpx: cuz it would do less stuff
01:45 (shrimpx) less stuff == less defensive programming against moron
extension programmers
01:45 (@xOr) yea
01:45 (@xOr) and less to try learn to use it
01:46 (@xOr) and less to screw up
01:56 (@xOr) and for instance, if we were to look at emacs, which is the
probably most popular scripted application
01:56 (@xOr) my .emacs is not crazy code
01:56 (@xOr) its some keybindings
01:56 (@xOr) and setting variables
01:57 (shrimpx) yah but 99% of emacs functionality is in lisp
01:57 (@xOr) ya
01:57 (@xOr) but thats not a reason to use it
01:57 (@xOr) or a reason why its good
01:58 (@xOr) thats just the language of implementation
01:58 (shrimpx) even tho it's not .rc
01:58 (@xOr) its good because entensions are written in the same language as
its implementation
01:58 (@xOr) do vim plugins have access to the same amount of internals as
emacs entensions?
01:59 (shrimpx) no
01:59 (@xOr) right
01:59 (@xOr) this i think is why emacs is better than vim
01:59 (@xOr) youcan write a crazy dope cvs.el
01:59 (@xOr) you can write shell.el
01:59 (@xOr) you cant do these with vim
01:59 (@xOr) you can make hackish addons with keybindings
02:00 (@xOr) so if openbox has .so plugins, its equally as good for exteding as
with python extensions
02:00 (@xOr) possibly better because you can access more
* xOr figures python wont last for ob4, but we'll see
(xOr) since theres only so much you can do
(xOr) and some added config files/c code can do it all
(xOr) i mean, realisticly, how many people are going to make .py's
(xOr) theyre going to ask me for a new feature
(xOr) they wont write a py
(xOr) so a clean and smart c kernel with sub modules of C code would
probly be more optimal eventually
(xOr) scripting was cool for gnus, but i wished i could just set it (mutt)
(shrimpx) .so's would be cool in the absence of scripting, prolly
(xOr) yea thats what im meaning
(xOr) like engines, but for functions
(xOr) so youd replace bbappconf witha .so that can interact properly
(xOr) and you dont have to write all this crazy Python/c at all and you
end up with something easier to configure
(xOr) with less effort
(@xOr) also less room for pregnancy [strong typing is good] with all C
(@xOr) and less 'my python script wont load, tteach me python xor'
(@xOr) what i figure would happen over slow evolution course is..
(@xOr) python modules would be converted to python/c inline shit
(shrimpx) xOr: you know that some wacko is going to embed python in an .so
(@xOr) shrimpx: and itd probly be better
(@xOr) shrimpx: cuz it would do less stuff
(shrimpx) less stuff == less defensive programming against moron
extension programmers
(@xOr) yea
(@xOr) and less to try learn to use it
(@xOr) and less to screw up
(@xOr) and for instance, if we were to look at emacs, which is the
probably most popular scripted application
(@xOr) my .emacs is not crazy code
(@xOr) its some keybindings
(@xOr) and setting variables
(shrimpx) yah but 99% of emacs functionality is in lisp
(@xOr) ya
(@xOr) but thats not a reason to use it
(@xOr) or a reason why its good
(@xOr) thats just the language of implementation
(shrimpx) even tho it's not .rc
(@xOr) its good because entensions are written in the same language as
its implementation
(@xOr) do vim plugins have access to the same amount of internals as
emacs entensions?
(shrimpx) no
(@xOr) right
(@xOr) this i think is why emacs is better than vim
(@xOr) youcan write a crazy dope cvs.el
(@xOr) you can write shell.el
(@xOr) you cant do these with vim
(@xOr) you can make hackish addons with keybindings
(@xOr) so if openbox has .so plugins, its equally as good for exteding as
with python extensions
(@xOr) possibly better because you can access more