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> David Jeske wrote:

> In reading this thread, it seems to me like some people are talking
> about "lua libraries and modules" in the interest of making Lua more
> useful as a general purpose scripting language like Python and Perl.

I was in hope that Lua is an alternative to (cryptical, hard to read)
Perl and (stupid indent based) Python. After one year programming in php
(old bugs, new version with new bugs, incorrect manual, stupid
functions, old code is incompatible to newer versions, ...) I am
searching for an alternative with all the stuff needed for html
based internet applications.

I feel very happy about the language design of Lua (also the impression
of an well formated Lua script). I like it also to write my own
libraries (in Lua - not in C).

> ...
> and at the end we'd have something which was basically like Perl or
> Python with 1/10 of the available modules.

For me the language design itself is a the most important argument. I
don't accept any language for my daily work.

> Anyhow, that's my $0.02.

  Anyhow, that's my $0.02.
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