>>>>> "PKO" == Patrick K O'Brien <pobrien@orbtech.com> writes:
PKO> I guess what I was really wondering is whether that advantage
PKO> clearly outways some of the possible disadvantages. I'm not a
PKO> fan of curly braces and I'll be sad to see more of them in
PKO> Python. There's something refreshing about only having curly
PKO> braces for dictionaries and parens everywhere else. And
PKO> since the exisiting string substitution uses parens why
PKO> shouldn't the new?
Personally, I wouldn't mind it if this syntax took a cue from the make
program and accepted both $(name) and ${name} as alternatives to $name
(with nested parenthesis/brace matching).
-Barry
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