On 11/2/2010 10:58 AM Seebs said...
No, they aren't. See... That would work *if I knew for sure what the intent was*.if foo: bar else: baz quux Does it look right? We have *no idea*, because we don't actually know whether quux was *intended* to be in the else branch or whether that's a typo.
What is right is that there's no question that quux is subsequent to baz in all cases barring exceptions (and assuming no tabs intermixed)
The apparent structure in python _is_ the structure, whereas otherwise you've got to count your ;'s and {}'s etc to determine and verify the structure matches the apparent structure provided by the programmer.
Whether that's what the specs called for or not is always a source for bugs. Emile -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
