Nicolas Fleury wrote: > Other crazy ideas (in case it inspires anyone): > > accepts(int,int,def) > returns(float,def) > def bar(low,high): That doesn't work. If accepts and returns are callables (as they should be), then this already means something in current Python. So this would not be backwards compatible. > for def accepts(int,int) > for def returns(float) > def bar(low,high): This is probably very confusing to existing tools, which expect an identifier after the for, and a colon somewhere on the same line. Regards, Martin
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