Ok, I'm trying *really* hard to stay away from the flamewar, but if I bit the bait, please someone scold me. And so says Michael Toennies on 15/07/05 17:20... > Flamewar?? > > Sorry, we talk about facts here. "Facts" from your point of view. Pointing up the positive aspects without weighting their value in the context is not what I call "facts", it's "fanboying" at the best case, "FUD" in the worst. > And again: LUA is embedded 250% and more faster. Point. Which is completely irrelevant for the kind of script Crossfire runs. It could be 5000% slower and it still would not affect the speed in which people play the game. I'm much more often worrying about network latency than about how long it takes to run a script. It's much more important to be readable and easy to learn, and in this aspect Python will beat Lua any day with half the standard library tied behind its metaphorical back. The Crossfire Python plugin has a really really badly designed API, that may turn the scales too much against it. But it's much easier to fix that than to switch to a whole new language, regardless of its merits. best, Lalo Martins -- So many of our dreams at first seem impossible, then they seem improbable, and then, when we summon the will, they soon become inevitable. -- http://www.exoweb.net/ mailto: lalo at exoweb.net GNU: never give up freedom http://www.gnu.org/