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I agree with the library argument and the GPL argument. And I agree that it is unfortunate these two languages (Lua and ECMAScript) do not have a complete stand
by cema 17y ago
I agree with the library argument and the GPL argument. And I agree that it is unfortunate these two languages (Lua and ECMAScript) do not have a complete standalone environment at this point.
I disagree with the downmod argument: the one-liner did not feel as a "meh" argument but a succinct reference to an easily (re)constructed (but more verbose) argument regarding ECMASCript versus Python similar to the original argument of Python versus Lisp. I think such succinct arguments are fine here (in fact, I have upmodded it to compensate for what I considered the undeserved negative score).
- silentbicycle 17y agoIn what sense does Lua not have a standalone environment? That's news to me. $ lua Lua 5.1.4 Copyright (C) 1994-2008 Lua.org, PUC-Rio >
- kzh 17y agoSame for javascript... I use the js console all the time. Thank you, spidermonkey.