> -----Original Message-----
> From: python-dev-bounces+python=rcn.com at python.org [mailto:python-dev-
> [Tim]
> >> I do object to this part:
> >>
> >> If the $ character appears at the end of the line, or is
followed
> >> by any other character than those described above, it is
treated
> >> as if it had been escaped, appearing in the resulting string
> >> unchanged.
> >>
> >> There's already a facility to escape $, and it's dead easy to use.
$
> >> isn't a frequently needed character either in most apps. So
escaping
> >> $ "by magic" too is, I think, more likely to make typing errors
harder
> >> to find than to do anyone real good.
. . .
raise ValueError("unsubstitutable $ at index %d" % mo.start(4))
>
> In return for that new line, I'll never have to worry about typing
> "${barry)-rulz!" by mistake (depending on the font you're using, you
> may or may not have a hard time seeing the typo in that -- and
> assuming I didn't intend "${barry)-rulz!" to be the output too, which
> it as things are now).
That was a good example.
However, I think we should follow Cheetah's example. That's makes it
less of a pita when the template naturally contains dollar signs with
numbers:
Template("Dear ${donor}, send $100.00 to the PSF template fund.")
Raymond
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