Do these apply to NuShell? I think something like that is the way forward. Something with real data types rather than implicitly doing weird array processing. I would be pretty happy with something similar to Python but with easier IO redirection and subprocess management.
xonsh is neat in principle, but painful in actual usage ime. And I suspect vulnerable to similar issues around the Python-bash interop.
Let's say you need to install some third party software that is pretty standard `./configure && make && make install`, what would you do? Port `configure` to python?
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Do these apply to NuShell? I think something like that is the way forward. Something with real data types rather than implicitly doing weird array processing. I would be pretty happy with something similar to Python but with easier IO redirection and subprocess management.
xonsh is neat in principle, but painful in actual usage ime. And I suspect vulnerable to similar issues around the Python-bash interop.
What would you do with `configure` scripts?
Let's say you need to install some third party software that is pretty standard `./configure && make && make install`, what would you do? Port `configure` to python?
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I'd be happy with AngelScript or smth. Hard-typed, but interpretable. But not Python[-like]. I'd kill it with SIGFIRE.