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Phillip,
As to scripting languages - my programming ability is kind of stale -
but I used to write scripting languages that had a syntax like
Basic/Pascal. There languages were very powerful, very readable, very
intuitive, and - really easy to code. If you ever want to do this - I
have some code that's really easy to understand that would quickly get
you started.
Philip Hazel wrote:
>On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Avleen Vig wrote:
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>>You know what I'd like to see on conditions? Looping.
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>>condition = for i in {1 2 3 4 5} { match {$int_spam_score}{$i} {yes}{no} }
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>If Exim configurations are going to get that complicated, I think Tony
>Finch's suggestion of using an existing language (Tcl) is probably a
>better idea than trying to bolt more and more complexity onto what was
>originally conceived as something very simple.
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>I have never used Tcl. Back in the 1970's I once tried to design
>something similar, though nothing ever came of it.
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