Hi very one! I'm doing some planing on writing a option/arg parser in RPython to add to the rlib. How ever I'm verry new to RPython. I would appreciate all input on how i should approach the task a head. Does people think that there is a BIG benefit to implement a dropin replacement for either the argparser from stdlib or the optparser from stdlib. Or should i look at the pypy app-level implementation and try to write something that is( simpler) and follow its criteria. At the moment i don't have nice work enviroment( waiting for a new computer) so i cant realy try out the nice translatorshell and all it's test code. But when i get it I'll start hacking of. In the meantime ill do research and some planing. I'm hoping to use the rlib parsing tool just for the benefit of one more project using it and by that have more code for people to look at for exampples to the parsing lib. Is this overkill? -- //Samuel (Neppord) Ytterbrink
Please dissregard the rlib parsing idea, I was not thinking straight. Den 7 jul 2011 19.53 skrev "Samuel Ytterbrink" <neppord@gmail.com>:
Hi very one!
I'm doing some planing on writing a option/arg parser in RPython to add to the rlib. How ever I'm verry new to RPython. I would appreciate all input on how i should approach the task a head.
Does people think that there is a BIG benefit to implement a dropin replacement for either the argparser from stdlib or the optparser from stdlib.
Or should i look at the pypy app-level implementation and try to write something that is( simpler) and follow its criteria.
At the moment i don't have nice work enviroment( waiting for a new computer) so i cant realy try out the nice translatorshell and all it's test code. But when i get it I'll start hacking of. In the meantime ill do research and some planing.
I'm hoping to use the rlib parsing tool just for the benefit of one more project using it and by that have more code for people to look at for exampples to the parsing lib. Is this overkill?
-- //Samuel (Neppord) Ytterbrink
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