Re: [ANN] LuLPeg v0.1

[Alex Bradbury <asb@...>]

On 10 June 2013 11:14, Pierre-Yves Gérardy <pygy79@gmail.com> wrote:
> LuLPeg (formerly and briefly PureLPeg.lua) is pure Lua port of LPeg,
> Roberto Ierusalimschy's Parsing Expression Grammars library.
>
> Useful in restricted environments, or if you don't have a C compiler at hand.
>
> Details regarding its compatibility and performance can be found in the README.
>
> https://github.com/pygy/LuLPeg
>
> I changed the name from PureLPeg, because "pure LPeg" already has a
> meaning, and I didn't want to make things confusing.

My only concern is the quirky license. I've never even seen the
"Romantic WTF public license" used elsewhere. The MIT license as used
by Lua, the original LPEG and most other projects in the Lua community
is commonly used and well understood. Although it's not a big deal for
people looking to use it in personal projects, the wacky license can
be an extra barrier for people looking to use the software in company
projects. Ultimately it's your choice and I respect that, but is there
a strong reason you prefer this license over the more commonly
recognisedt MIT?

Alex