> > decorate classmethod: > > def foo(arg1,arg2): > > ... > > Somebody should add to the PEP that solutions requiring an extra > indent level for the function have a drawback. Having your minimal > indent level be three deep is painful for those using limited-width > windows; also, the inconsistent indentation between methods with and > without decorators would be a readability problem (plus, I still prefer this method over the current implementation, given the other pros/cons. Anyway, I'm adding these to the Wiki as negative points. > adding/removing decorators would require reindenting the entire method > body). I belive all of us are used to quickly reidenting Python code by now. :-) -- Gustavo Niemeyer http://niemeyer.net
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