Hello,
I've often read new PEP that are published, and they are often about new
additions to the core language. Why not using them with the standard
library.
Guido often say that he don't want to include new module that aren't
widely used in the community. It's a good thing, but it lead to the
he use
of self in the code of the method is a good thing because it allow you
to clearly say that you are working on a class property. In my case, I
would like to have the following syntax in Python 3.0 :
class Foo:
def __init__(x):
self.x = x
def bar(a, b):
print self.
> FWIW, being French, I don't remember hearing any programmer wish (s)he
> could use non-ASCII identifiers, in any programming language. But
> arguably translitteration is very straight-forward (although a bit
> lossless at times ;-)).
>
> I think typeability and reproduceability should be weighte
table.
Ok, so I would try do dev my own fonction. Mainly because on some web
pages that I manipulate (for example [1]) there are more "../" than
possible.
[1] http://linuxfr.org/~pterjan/19252.html
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Fabien SCHWOB
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It's what is done in most web browser.
So I would like to know if it's a bug or not. If it is, I would try to
code and to submit a patch.
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