breaking the ; habit
Aahz Maruch
aahz at netcom.com
Sun Feb 13 15:14:08 EST 2000
In article <kADp4.6183$al3.81818 at newsc.telia.net>,
Fredrik Lundh <effbot at telia.com> wrote:
>Aahz Maruch <aahz at netcom.com> wrote:
>> Fredrik deleted Francois' attribution:
>>>
>>>Just for fun, my own difficulty was to break the habit of the space
>>>before the opening parenthesis which is part of a function call,
>>>since it has been burned from GNU standards into my neurons, years
>>>ago.
>>
>> I don't have that difficulty because I disagree quite vehemently with
>> Guido about it. ;-) (I'll submit patches in his preferred style, but
>> I won't do that with my own code.)
>
>repeat after me: statements are not callable objects, statements are
>not callable objects, statements are not callable objects (etc)
I don't see what that has to do with anything. Oh, I think I see: the
argument is that "foo (" instead of "foo(" makes "foo" look like a
statement? I don't buy it.
In any event, I have no rules other than whatever makes the code easiest
to read.
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