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Where goes python
I was catching up on PEPs for Python 3.0. The very first non-meta PEP is for better string formatting. I get the feeling complicating core language features is not the best way forward. What has made me do more python than anything else is that once learned most of it stays with me. The core of the language is simple. Modules are different. I expect them to be different in complexity and interfaces. But the language itself has a flow. Some of the recent core language PEPs did not stand upto this view of mine. This format method is one of those. I feel this belongs to a different module and not to the core language. However everyone gets an opinion I guess. Python modules reminds me. Long time back I was working on a configparser implementation based on XML. I liked the configparser object itself but not the backend limitation of not having nested sections. I had done a quick implmentation of XMLConfigParser which had a backend that would read and write XML instead of ini format. This was before the new style classes and when didn't know as much about Python as now. I'l have to re-write and get it out so someone somewhere needn't re-invent it.
Posted at 08:09AM Feb 13, 2008 by binujp in python |
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