Python is one of the most practical language I have experienced so far; even more practical than today's Ruby. (Ruby has too many undiscovered pitfalls and untravelled places, compared to Python) Python also has numpy, which is a package for array-oriented programming, like J. (BTW, youtube's using python isn't rumor.)
To call J from Python, you can use the powerful ctypes module(j.dll should reside in the proper place):
from ctypes import * ppj=oledll.j.JInit() oledll.j.JDo(ppj,"a=:+/i.100")
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pi4=[pointer(c_int()) for _ in xrange(4)] oledll.j.JGetM(ppj,"a",*pi4)
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c_int.from_address(pi4[3].contents.value).value
4950 2007/1/25, bill lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Björn Helgason wrote: > Without me knowing much about Python it looks to me they have a good > interface to the Web to do presentations of result and interactions > which is > something I have been missing from J. > > One of the reasons I am interested in looking at a Python / J combination. I do not know python, but python seems work very well with internet. Skype and youtube also use python (rumor only). SCGI protocol was developed by python people. Google also uses python. python appears to be more relevant than J for resume. -- regards, bill ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
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