I just had a look at it, and I must say: Yuck!!!
It look's a bit like the worst of Pascal and ECMAScript rolled into one.Why not stay with Perl for doing thing like this? You will probably end up needing a full language to do anything serious, and then you will have to reinvent Perl! | [reply] |
I agree that it's not pretty -- perl is better suited for most, if not all, of the tasks it accomplishes.
What I had in mind was leveraging existing WeBL scripts, or translating them. Also, if you look at the problem space that WeBL addresses, it serves as a good source of sign posts for the sort of constructs you'd want for a general purpose web-weasel language.
Matt
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