Re: Vim9 dict key notation old fashion depreciated

> I'm not a cython or python expert but I'm working on a project that has
> this kind of code.
> It was just a reflection in the sense that for me vim9 script is
> precompiled as a cython and not as a python.
>
> The comparison for me has meaning between two pre-compiled languages. Out
> of mistake on my part.

It is comparing what is available inside Vim. I don't think cython can
be used as a Vim interface. If you compare with external programs,
write it in C, that's always faster.

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