Roman, that was a sensible way to end this particular thread - forgive me
for gratuitously extending it a tiny bit, but i just can't resist...
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Roman Suzi wrote:
> [...]
> Or, yes, and next step is to use '?' in place of 'print' ;-)
>
> from __future__ import parrot
>
> # must allow for such things:
>
> = myfun(x, y, z):
> ? "how are you?"
> S = 0
> 4 i <- x..y,z:
> S += i
> ** S
>
> = mygen(x):
> 4 k <- 1..x:
> * k
>
> ? myfun(1, 3, 5)
> ? mygen(20)
I don't feel this is an, um, balanced example if you leave alone the only
non-expression in python that *is* signalled soley by punctuation, so:
from __future__ import parrot
comment must allow for such things: endcomment
= myfun(x, y, z):
? "how are you?"
S = 0
4 i <- x..y,z:
S += i
** S
...
:)
and-voluntary-block-delimeter-close-would-be-"comment end endcomment"'ly y'rs,
Ken Manheimer
klm@digicool.com
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