Non-Indented python
Samuel Krempp
krempp at trucs.en.trop.crans.ens-cachan.fr
Wed Nov 7 08:34:10 EST 2001
On some rare occasions, the constraint of expressing blocks through
identation can be painful.
(eg, when I want to write a quick script, but am on a bad computer with
no good editor. Or if I want to create a script from a shell
command-line, à-la awk or so.. )
I figure it should be quite simple to implement a program that
translates scripts where blocks are expressed by traditionnal block
markers like '{' and '}' (or whatever else..) into a well indented
python script.
I thought it surely was already existing, but surprisingly I could not
find any..
Is there such a program ??
If not, what would be the best way to implement a 'python-ni'
executable (script or binary) that can be called in place of python to
execute those non-indented scripts ?
(maybe there is a better way than translating the whole script into an
indented one and feeding it to the regular python executable..)
--
Sam, the knight who says NI !
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