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01 Apr 2025, Lukas Gerritzen, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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01 Apr 2025, Lukas Gerritzen, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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01 Apr 2025, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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01 Apr 2025, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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01 Apr 2025, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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01 Apr 2025, Pavel Murat, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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02 Apr 2025, Konstantin Olchanski, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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02 Apr 2025, Stefan Ritt, Suggestion, Sequencer ODBSET feature requests
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Message ID: 3024
Entry time: 02 Apr 2025
In reply to: 3021
Reply to this: 3025
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Author: |
Konstantin Olchanski |
Topic: |
Suggestion |
Subject: |
Sequencer ODBSET feature requests |
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> I once looked at using LUA for this
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> > but I think basing off an full featured programming language like python
> > is better.
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> if it came to a vote, my vote would go to Lua: it would allow to do everything needed,
> with much less external dependencies and with much less motivation to over-use the interpreter.
> The CMS experience was very teaching in this respect...
Unfortunately I am only slightly aware of Lua to say how nicve or how bad it is. And we are
not sure how well it supports the single-line-stepping that permits the nice graphical
visualization of Stefan's sequencer.
It looks like python has the single-line-stepping built-in as a standard feature
and python is a more popular and more versatile machine, so to me python looks
like a better choice compared to lua (obscure), perl ("nobody uses it anymore")
or bash (ugly syntax).
K.O. |