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In our program we use boo as macro system about 2 years. All works like a charm, but python syntax is weird for newcomers. As I know boo has white space agnostic (WSA) compiler with ruby like syntax: instead of

def Hello():
  print 'Hello'

you can write:

def Hello(): #notice colon!!!
print 'Hello'
end

here is ideal :)

def Hello()
  print 'Hello ruby'
end
  1. Is it safe to use?
  2. Can it be used with default syntax side by side?
  3. Can I covert a huge number of existing macros to WSA style?
  4. Can I add 'extra' colons via compiler step
Robert P
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I won't claim to know the answers to these questions, but it might help you to know that the Brail ViewEngine uses WSA Boo and it has a few macros (written in C# though). You might want to look into that code.

Mauricio Scheffer
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