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From: srepmub <mark.duf...@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 2009 04:38:17 -0800 (PST)
Local: Sun, Dec 20 2009 7:38 am
Subject: Re: shedskin 0.2.1 planned features
a status update:
> -support for itertools (thanks to the work of jeremie) jeremie, I'm hoping to see another patch soon.. ^^ I'd be happy to help out if you don't have time to fully complete it, now that most other things on this list have been tackled. anyway, jeremie and I sorted out most issues, and I think we can support practically everything.. > -support for csv (by eating our own dogfood, using something like I wrote a pure Python implementation based on _csv.c (and csv.py) from > python-dsv - thanks chris) CPython, and compiled it using shedskin (see csv15.py). I decided not to support Sniffer for now, or custom Dialects, but most basic things should work now. > -if we support itertools, then I guess 'map'/'filter'/'reduce' should these have been added.. I also added support for passing around > work too (yes, I give up my opposition :)) builtin callables, which required a bit of surgery.. so the following now works, for example: print sorted([[2,3,4], [5,6], [7]], key=len) > -as well as 'next'.. (any other useful (new) builtin functions done. > shedskin doesn't support at the moment?) > -and while we're passing function references around, it should be I decided to move this to a future release, because I've seen enough > possible to place these in containers and to pass method references > around as well function passing for now.. > -support for the 'key' argument of 'list.sort' and 'sorted' done. > -boost type inference scalability by disallowing parametric this is the thing I will look into next. but if I get joris' original > polymorphism (outside of lib/, as for data polymorphism it's just not > worth it.) blossoming algorithm to work with a simpler trick, I may also move this one forward. there's already more than enough new stuff for a new release. some other things were improved in the meantime: - forward referencing of variables and functions if I have time, I may look into buffers/memoryviews as suggested on my thanks, You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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