> 2. ... and when that inevitably fails, you... use a programming language?
Maybe it fails because you are trying to solve a problem with a configuration when it should be solved by a function implemented in the program you are trying to use.
> 2. ... and when that inevitably fails, you... use a programming language?
Maybe it fails because you are trying to solve a problem with a configuration when it should be solved by a function implemented in the program you are trying to use.
And what do you suggest users do if that function isn't in the program and is unlikely to appear there?