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syntax
I'm developing a compact, fast web scripting engine in Python - at present it uses a simple <py code py> tag to hold the embedded Python code. has anyone got any syntax ides, i.e php's <?, asp's <%, spyce's [[ or Poor manz zope's <pmz></pmz> - what do you think of these tags and languages in general?
Thanks Tytan
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