To be honest I think your attempting to constrict the dynamism of aXML because your not yet fully comfortable with it.

Wow! Not only do you lie about what I do, you make up reasons for why I must have done it!

I've done nothing but help fix the very broken aspects of aXML, yet you accuse me of tying to break aXML. I didn't suggest anything that would limit the dynamism of aXML. I didn't make any suggestions whatsoever, actually! I just showed what code is required for aXML to work bug free to show how hard it is to use aXML correctly.

On the subject of compiling templates, Corion mentioned that a while ago, and I did have a go at writing a compiler but it didn't work out well.

In response to me saying it cannot be compiled, you ask for assistance in writing a compiler?

You picked your name in irony, right?

In the meantime it really isn't as slow as you probably think it is, especially on modern hardware.

I don't know or care how slow or fast it is. But you do. Did you forget your own goals that you posted about 10,000 times?

One, you want it to be fast for a long time, so it's totally irrelevant how it performs on modern hardware.

Two, you want it to be faster than other template systems.

Not being able to compile the templates greatly hinders both of those goals.

In reply to Re^33: aXML vs TT2 by ikegami
in thread aXML vs TT2 by Logicus

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