In our program, we have been using boo as a macro system for about 2 years. Everything works like a charm, but python syntax is weird for beginners. Since I know that boo has a white space compiler (WSA) with syntax like ruby: instead
def Hello():
print 'Hello'
You can write:
def Hello():
print 'Hello'
end
perfect here :)
def Hello()
print 'Hello ruby'
end
- Is it safe to use?
- Is it possible to use the default syntax next?
- Can I hide the number of huge existing WSA-style macros?
- Can I add "extra" colons through the compiler step.
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