Vote on PEP 308 (how to reject)

[Stephen Horne]

On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 14:03:48 -0500, Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
<mertz at gnosis.cx> wrote:

>Gerrit Holl <gerrit at nl.linux.org> wrote previously:
>|Although it's true that if one rejects all, it's strange to have
>|to do this.
>
>Perhaps Raymond will specify otherwise, but it seems to me that if you
>wish to vote to reject the introduction of any ternary operator, you
>could fill out the following:
>
>    Q reject   NONE
>    Q reject   NONE
>    Q reject   NONE
>    Voter Name
>    NONE
>    NONE
>    NONE
>    NONE
>    NONE

I think you should probably make the effort to fill in the examples
using existing methods to show you understand the consequences of your
vote - you may have difficulty with the single line constraint if you
want your examples to be readable, but no doubt a blank line separator
for multiline examples would be accepted if necessary.

>That seems to meet all the rules.  Of course, I guess this leaves the
>danger that a new ternary expression spelled "NONE" (for every C, x, y)
>will be added to Python :-).

Of course, it would be nice if a single keyword could magically work
out what is wanted - lets enhance that proposal to the point where the
single keyword 'abracadabra' will magically work out what the user
wants done and do it for him!

Oh hang on - I'd end up redundant, so let's not.

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