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An Object notation for every language? Perhaps this is the way all languages will go but it seems a little bit retrograde. e.g. Python Object Oriented Notation

by t43562 4y ago

An Object notation for every language? Perhaps this is the way all languages will go but it seems a little bit retrograde. e.g. Python Object Oriented Notation (POON) would have double quotes and True and False and "None" but otherwise be easily mistaken for JSON. Scheme Object Notation Externtion (SCONE) would presumably just be a lot of brackets?

dmytrish 4y ago
"Scheme object notation" is called s-expressions :) I'd argue that toml can be called "a Python(ic) object notation" in some sense.
- t43562 4y ago
  you can't cut and paste all of TOML into a python program though. You can almost cut and paste JSON though - I think that's closer.