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Chris Huff wrote:
Do you mean use Python for the framework/library, or for the scene
> description language?
For framework/library, of course. Use as scene description language
has all the bad things you meaned.
> If for the scene description language, what would be the benefits? Some
> of the problems would be: forcing a language not designed for scene
> description to be a scene description language, forcing everyone who
> uses POV to relearn the language, making all the sample code, scene
> files, includes, and macros out there completely useless, making POV
> more difficult to learn, etc, etc, etc.
>
> If for the programmer's framework, I have already suggested Java, which
> probably has more people with experience in it, and has many
> similarities to C++ which would make a port easier.
Maybe.
>
> And what does this have to do with the definition of a function?
Nothing, it should be one line down ;-).
Disnel
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