At 08:57 AM 8/6/04 -0700, Guido van Rossum wrote: > > So I spent a little time futzing with python-mode and some of my > > decorator code, to try some alternative leading characters. Of the ones > > that cannot be used in valid Python code today (i.e. no backward > > compatibility issues), I tried ':', '/', '=', '*', and '|'. > >If the community can rally behind one of these, I think that would be >acceptable. They all seem arbitrary, but so is the choice of '@'. :-) How about '%'? This: %classmethod looks more like some kind of pragma or compiler directive to me than '@', which looks more like some kind of documentation.
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