Grégoire Dooms wrote: >I found many things similar to Python stuff in there and I think both >languages could benefit from each other. >Best, >-- >Grégoire Dooms > > I actually have looked at it top-level fairly recently.
But the little time I have to explore new things is being spent exploring old things - Lisp. Reading -slowly - Paul Graham's classic On Lisp http://www.paulgraham.com/onlisp.html Not very far into it but have been influenced already by the "bottom-up" approach which he talks about as Lisp's strength - the concept of building layers of a domain specific "programming language" appropriate to an application. Wasn't really conscious of it, but that is I think how I got to the concept of the mutable complex number - if that's what I think my program needs (I am not convinced yet it does, but what the heck, let's look at it), build the mutable complex number. Love this stuff. Art _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
