Michael McLay <mclay at python.net> writes: > I think this would be feature creep. It complicates the language > for a very small gain. While the added syntax would be intuitive, it > only saves a line or two over the existing syntax. FWIW, this is my opinion too (and I've written a bunch of while True:...if x: break loops today, even). It would be much nicer if people spent time worrying about the threads in multiple subinterpreters bug, or why def sc(*classes): return type('', classes, {}) sc(sc(str), sc(str)) fails. Cheers, mwh -- Guido (like us!) is a bit schizophrenic here: he wants to be a benevolent dictator, but also wants to treat people like grownups. This probably worked better before Python got a large American audience <0.9 wink>. -- Tim Peters, 10 Feb 2000
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