On Sat, 04 Sep 2004, Barry Warsaw wrote: >On Mon, 2004-08-30 at 02:11, Andrew Durdin wrote: > >> I propose that the Template module not use $ to set off >> placeholders; instead, placeholders are delimited by braces {}. >> The following rules for {}-placeholders apply: >> >> > >The PEP 292 rules were specifically chosen for their similarity to >placeholder syntaxes in many other languages. > > Just because other languages use "$" does not mean that Python should. IMHO, lines of code with "$"s in them do not read with a smooth flow. They start to look like regex or Perl. I suggest "<@...@>" which I think reads more smoothly. If "$" is too locked in to change, please allow users to change the default.
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