I don't have anything against Python and think it is an awesome language. But I, personally, am used to be much more productive with functional languages in general. Thinks like map, fold and first class lambdas help me a lot when programming. Python's support for FP, while acceptable, is far from ideal. With this, I ask: is there any way to use another language for blender scripting? Something with a Haskell-like syntax would be great, but even JavaScript/CoffeeScript/Etc would help me a lot already.
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The answer you are looking for is no. – Vader Apr 06 '14 at 22:55
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I don't think the "duplicate" question really addresses the same scope as this, but in it ideasMan42 suggested this possibility, "You can also use languages which are supported as Python extensions - So you can for example use a lisp variant called hy." – user2699 Apr 07 '14 at 03:34
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He doesn't explain how that could be possible, though. – Dokkat Apr 07 '14 at 04:09