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killall2014-11-01 21:14:38
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killall, 2014-11-01 21:14:38

How to understand python API (livestreamer)?

There is a program: livestreamer.readthedocs.org (various twitch.tv and all kinds of YouTube can be watched through VLC, for example).
I am a student, currently learning Pascal and C++ (namely, using RAD Studio XE7). At the moment, I wrote a kind of GUI for livestreamer, the program simply keeps channel addresses in itself, the user can add / delete, for example, twitch.tv channels, but I just start livestreamer from there with the parameters entered: I don’t use all the delights of the livestreamer API, everything is enough Loading slowly.
Is it better to learn Python, PyQT and use the livestreamer API to sculpt your own? Or is it possible to come up with something similar in C ++ "translating" from Python?
From what side should you approach the livestreamer API?

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yttrium, 2014-11-01
@yttrium

Python is such a good language. carefully .. suddenly you will like it

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Ilya, 2014-11-01
@FireGM

It is better to use c++ as the main one, for fast calculations, and python as an additional one.
But if you choose 1 language, then c ++, for a solid and fast application, is better suited.

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killall, 2014-11-02
@killall

And then how to "mix" it all together? Again - CPP Builder (RAD Studio XE7) or Visual Studio (I think I can handle it).

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