>> Having said that, I don't think the lack of completed PEP is a reason >> to back out the @ syntax from CVS. If nothing else, it being present >> in a released alpha is giving us very real experience with the use of >> the feature. Dave> (FWIW, it seems that a lot of the uproar about the syntax change Dave> is that it is being interpreted as a permanent change to the Dave> language rather than just experimental functionality. I early June I suggested that two different candidate syntaxes be added for the alpha (Guido's previous before-the-def candidate and the list-after-def syntax) precisely so people could experiment with both variants and decide which one they liked better. Guido shot it down immediately: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2004-June/045192.html He was probably mostly averse to the two-at-once idea, but I also didn't sense any support for the idea of any experimental addition. I still think that finding a way to let users play with a couple syntax variants would be a reasonable way to sort things out. Skip
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