Oren Tirosh:
> From what I've read on this thread so far my vote would be:
>
> +1 - no new forms of string formatting
> +0 - Donald Beaudry's proposal that %{name} would be equivalent to %(name)s
> -1 - anything else
/. just had a pointer to a feature defining the term "Version Fatigue":
http://slashdot.org/articles/02/06/20/1223247.shtml?tid=126
"""Version fatigue comes from the accumulated realization that most
knowledge gained with regard to any particular version of a product
will be useless with regard to future generations of that same product."""
Thinking about that and recent Python development:
<> operator called "obsolescent", iterators, generators, list
comprehensions, ugly '//' operator introduced for integer division,
deprecating import string, types, possibly adding "$name".sub(),
may be later deprecating the % operator. What next?
Regards, Peter
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