Re: CMake and Lua
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- Subject: Re: CMake and Lua
- From: Ben <thebassplayer@...>
- Date: 2008年2月14日 19:48:29 -0800
{ Brian Van Every's response to Eric Tetz's }
{ on Strings }
I think it would be okay to have Lua as the base layer of a DSL for
CMake. As long as it was sufficiently documented, I think a
derivation of Lua would be acceptable. Lua already allows using bare
words for table keys in a constructor, why not use a filter, MetaLua,
lexer patch or such to allow this construction?
{ on Tables }
Again, why not? I hear of alternate syntaces in use around here, and
that sounds like an easy job for filtering. I also like the idea from
Jean-Claude Wippler, to use the Python/Ruby syntax `prefix splat` ~
`*foo` to unpack a table.
Again, the script could be Lua, with a few helpful additions to be
nicer to wrists. Keep it well documented, and users won't bite so
much.
My two cents... for what it's worth. ;)
Ben
- References:
- CMake and Lua, Ken Martin
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, KHMan
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, KHMan
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, E. Wing
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every
- Re: CMake and Lua, Eric Tetz
- Re: CMake and Lua, Brandon Van Every