On Wed, 2004-02-25 at 18:57, Andrew Bennetts wrote: > Exactly -- this is why a keyword isn't need, the decorator is the "keyword". Excellent point. The other thing about using square brackets syntactically is that they allow for multiple line constructs without resorting to backslashes. def foo(a, b, c) [firstdecorator, seconddecorator, thirddecorator]: vs. def foo(a, b, c) as firstdecorator, \ seconddecorator, \ thirddecorator: -Barry
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