Gary Furash wrote:What do most Java programmers in these cases use as a scripting language? Something "full-blown" like Python, or just bash shell. Just curious. It would seem odd to learn a large complex language just to do quick scripting tasks
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Gary Furash wrote:What do most Java programmers in these cases use as a scripting language? Something "full-blown" like Python, or just bash shell. Just curious. It would seem odd to learn a large complex language just to do quick scripting tasks. Cross platform would be nice, but even Perl can turn out to be pretty complicated.
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Gary Furash wrote:Groovy is again its own thing, with non-java syntax.
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Gary Furash wrote:Thanks, I think I'll go with bash for now. With cygwin32, its crossplatform enough form me.
Please correct me if I'm off here.
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