Re: Lua and Neko comparison

["Jim Whitehead II" <jnwhiteh@...>]

I personally liked that it turned Lua into the sad face and Javascript
into the smiley face.  I thought it was some manner of poetic
subscript =)

On 9/20/06, Paul Hudson <phudson@pobox.com> wrote:
> I have no idea what caused the random emoticons in my previous message
> below. Apologies for the line noise
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> If management wants :-)avascript because they think end-users are familiar
> with it, I can understand that. If management want something that looks like
> :-)avascript, behaves somewhat like :-)avascript except where it doesn't,
> then I think you need new management :-)
> In other words, I think the problem is :-(ua's not :-)avascript (i.e. both
> syntax and semantics matter), not that :-(ua doesn't look like :-)avascript
> (only syntax is the problem)?
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> P.
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