On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 05:57:50PM -0700, Robert Cymbala wrote:
>
> Can't just split lines in Python? Splitting lines where it's logical
> to do so is possible. Here's a sample, created with CPython mode in
> Emacs. The entire script is at:
> http://www.lafn.org/~cymbala/photospy.html
>
> 131 # Create an "alias" down to the sent layer.
> 132 self.info['data'][
> 133 self.info['roll_number_max']][
> 134 'sent'] = {}
> 135 sent = self.info['data'][
> 136 self.info['roll_number_max']][
> 137 'sent']
I didn't say you couldn't split lines. I said you couldn't do it
necessarily where it's logical to do so. I do not find the above code splits
lines at logical points. It is making use of the open parens to split lines,
when personally, I would never split across an open paren like that. I find it
difficult to read.
Typical perl for me
my @files = sort
map { $dir . "/$_" }
grep { !/^\./ }
readdir DIR;
I find this far more readable, but that's me.
Mike
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