PEP scepticism
Alex Martelli
aleaxit at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 2 11:19:34 EDT 2001
"Steve Horne" <sh at ttsoftware.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3321ktcs45ising3j022jk85m4s7t2i015 at 4ax.com...
...
> I'd also consider whether /# and #/ are better markers - more directly
> related to the existing #.
...but breaking existing working code, no...?
def trick()
return (2 /# rest of line commented anyway
2 # but is this also commented...?
#/
)
In current Python, trick() returns 1. Wouldn't
it silently change to return 2 under your proposal?
Horrid as /* ... */ may be in other respects, it
seems to me it can't break existing working Python
code, at least.
Alex
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