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Counterexample: regex. In terms of how successful DSLs are, I think, something like Perl's regular expression is, at least, in the top ten. Most regex users d
by crabbone 2y ago
Counterexample: regex. In terms of how successful DSLs are, I think, something like Perl's regular expression is, at least, in the top ten. Most regex users don't care about there being an IDE for it, I don't think there's a lot of value for regex autocomplete, even if such thing existed.
- hot_gril 2y agoRegex is a good counterexample. It's the only useful DSL I can think of. That said, IDE support for regex would be cool, especially considering many languages have special syntax for regex.