Re: Compiling Python to Delphi could be interesting. Or visualizing it like Python and expanding it into Delphi code.

I just did a test with "real world code", code which I am proud of =D

I simply replace begin and end lines with space and then removed those space lines, shame editors can delete these lines ! ;)

Also a few else if lines done but not too many:

Anyway result is as follows:
Original delphi code: 769 lines
Python-like delphi code: 637 lines

769-637=a whoping 132 lines of pure begin/end horseshit/white space ! LOL.
That's most two pages of scrolling horseshit that I have to go through ! LOL.
Let's see how many that is:
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Now you can clearly see why Pascal and Delphis falling out of grace somewhat compared to Python.

Life is too short to scroll and type through that horse shit, but ok... it's nice and robust horseshit, but automate it... nice for noobs, not nice for more experienced programmers.

Anyway let's also do a calculation:
132/637 * 100 = 20.72% HORSESHIT !

HOLYSHIT BATMAN ! =D

So 1 out of 5 lines in Delphi is apperently HORSESHIT HOLYSHIT !

So Delphi can be 20% more efficient with a python like syntax ! That is a lot of time saved !

Bye,
  Skybuck ! =D