more fun with PEP 276
James_Althoff at i2.com
James_Althoff at i2.com
Tue Dec 11 13:29:00 EST 2001
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Nick Mathewson >James_Althoff at i2.com wrote: > >> / and // weren't my first choice (< and <= were -- I'm still working >> on that approach) but since they had the advantage of actually >> *working* in this scheme, I just went with it. > >Did you see my post under the subject heading of > "An implementation of a variation on "for 1 <= i <= 10" ? Yes, I saw your original post -- and very nice work! Good job. I thought I spotted some difficulties with the shortcuts that were left out: the one-sided relations. I've been working on a variant that tries to get the one-sided relations to work the way I want and adds a few twists of its own. I'll try to post it soon and you can have a look. Jim
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