Parrot-0.0.1
Victor Wagner
vitus at wagner.rinet.ru
Tue Aug 31 14:40:52 EDT 1999
Phil Hunt <philh at vision25.demon.co.uk> wrote:
: The Parrot tool has other potential advantages, e.g:
: 1. you only have to learn one syntax, that can then be used for
: lots of languages and GUI libraries.
Which is completely useless, becouse you have to learn new syntax anyway
if you want your program do something more than draw a pictures on
screen. You need to learn details of language and GUI library to take
advantage of it. If you don't - why change a library? And this is main
reason of obscure errors, inefficient code and other bad things which
happen to frequently - attempt to use tool without learning it. It is
better to use only one language and one toolkit, but know it well.
: 2. assuming the right import and export tools have been written,
: Parrot can allow you to use one GUI builder to output to a different
: GUI, for example you could design your GUI in Glade, and use Parrot
: to output it as a series of C++ files for KDE/Qt.
I've assumed that whole idea behind Parrot is that GUI builders are
evil, which I agree wholehearthly, becouse there is (yet) no way to
create functionality using point'n'click appoach and functionality is
the first thing programmer should care about.
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