Re: What are the relative advantages of Python and Tcl?

Bill Janssen (janssen@holmes.PARC.Xerox.Com)
09 Apr 1994 00:15:36 GMT

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I presume that Ty is just being sarcastic in a very smooth way.
Tcl is neither easier or harder to embed than any other similar
scripting language (GNU Elisp or Python or ELK, for instance),
so far as I can see. But it was the reference to

"...Tcl's clean syntax..."

that made me realize Ty's April 2nd message should have been sent a
day earlier.

Bill

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