On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Peter Funk wrote: > I'm also not sure, whether this is really a worthwile effort and whether > I should champion this idea further. From Pauls response I got the > impression that people already consider the '%' string interpolation > operator as a language wart rather than an elegant feature. It is one seriously useful wart! > I however often like the infix notation better. > That may be a matter of taste. Imagine we would have to write: > "%5d %20s %s\n".printf((num, name, adr)) > instead of > "%5d %20s %s\n" % (num, name, adr) > I'm happy, that this is not the case in todays Python. Agreed. I like your proposal. -Michel
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