Michael G Schwern wrote: > > "OmniMark is cheaper than Perl because OmniMark was designed for text > processing. Although you can do many things in Perl, it was designed > to be a UNIX system administrator's tool." > I'll just leave that one right where it is. I need a glass of water. > "OmniMark is cheaper than Perl because it is more concise. You can > often do as much in one line of OmniMark as you can in five lines of > Perl..." > Wow, I've -never- see anyone claim to be more concise than Perl. APL, and its uuencoded derivative, J. Of course, whether there's "anyone" out there to defend this particular title is another matter. > output "\emptycolumn{%d(column-number)}" So OmniMark, "the SGML/XML Scripting Language", uses TeX markup internally. Truly bizarre. -- John Porter ==== Want to unsubscribe from Fun With Perl? Well, if you insist... ==== Send email to <fwp-request@technofile.org> with message _body_ ==== unsubscribe