> I get that they have 10 million lines of working legacy Mel. Although I > still don't know why that justifies that they need to move forward in > Mel-only development. One can still call the legacy Mel from python. It > would be interesting to find out what they have found to be problematic > with introducing Python. I don't think any of those 10 million lines need > to be rewrittten necessarily. Going back isn't really required if you can > successfully write production python that interfaces just fine. > > Yes, that is exactly what I thought too. I asked if I can call their mel from python, but they don´t want to mix script languages in a pipeline that has been working great for years just with mel. Also not everyone knows python so... What this means is that the mel library will keep growing.
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