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On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 12:28:15AM -0600, Daniel Robbins wrote: |
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> Well, pkgmerge, ebuild and emerge are in python right now too. I don't have a problem |
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> if people want to start converting the more stable code to C++. A good start would be |
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> env-update and the .tbz2 functions (/usr/lib/python2.0/xpak.py). Since we're moving to |
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> an object framework, I think that C++ would be a better fit than C. |
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I'm a pretty decent c++ hacker, I could probably help w/ this, but |
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I'll need to look at the python extension docs. I also thought it |
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would be really cool to make a portage manager for X using the python |
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gtk+ bindings. I think it would be best to use python for this, since |
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pretty much everything that it would need to do is already written, it |
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only needs the interface to be written. It would also be alot simpler |
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than writing it in C and imbedding python :) |
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Pete |
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