The first reason is, people who build
tools mostly don't think that the tools
will or should be used as components of other
tools for more in 'automation'. The
result is that it's tough to build
on such tools.
The second, and more specific, reason
is that location of one of my most
intense love/hate dilemmas, Xerox
PARC that pushed the first 'graphical
user interface' (GUI) instead of
what came before, usually typing
text into a command line. Command
lines are mostly easy to automate.
GUIs are mostly a total PAIN to
automate.
I'm wanting to automate, willing
to automate, waiting to automate.
The second, and more specific, reason is that location of one of my most intense love/hate dilemmas, Xerox PARC that pushed the first 'graphical user interface' (GUI) instead of what came before, usually typing text into a command line. Command lines are mostly easy to automate. GUIs are mostly a total PAIN to automate.
I'm wanting to automate, willing to automate, waiting to automate.