We have SuperBASIC, we have REXX (Regina REXX interpreter), ANSI-C, ...
But do we have a Python interpreter? It's a superb language. Very similar to SuperBASIC (e. g. it supports slicing) but more modern (e. g. supports object orientated programming - You must not use it, but you can).
Python for QL?
Python for QL?
http://peter-sulzer.bplaced.net
GERMAN! QL-Download page also available in English: GETLINE$() function, UNIX-like "ls" command, improved DIY-Toolkit function EDLINE$ - All with source. AND a good Python 3 Tutorial (German) for Win/UNIX
GERMAN! QL-Download page also available in English: GETLINE$() function, UNIX-like "ls" command, improved DIY-Toolkit function EDLINE$ - All with source. AND a good Python 3 Tutorial (German) for Win/UNIX
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Re: Python for QL?
Hi,
I did look at porting over Python to the QL, but I am not the best C programmer in the world.
Another idea would to create Python libraries for S*Basic so QL basic programmes can run.
I will have a look at what can be done.
I did look at porting over Python to the QL, but I am not the best C programmer in the world.
Another idea would to create Python libraries for S*Basic so QL basic programmes can run.
I will have a look at what can be done.
Regards,
Derek
Derek