May 24, 2011
2:40 a.m.
2011/5/23 Bruce Leban <bruce@leapyear.org>:
I like c'x'. It's easy to read and very explicitly constant and clear what the value is 'x'. (Some other letter instead of 'c' would be fine as well.)
-0 from me Mainly because unlike b'..' or r'..' constructs, no meaning is proposed for c'xyz'. BTW, is it too soon to assign new meaning to back-quotes? In py3k they no longer stand for repr(), so we can probably reuse them for ord()? On the other hand, this is likely to be a bad idea for the same reasons as syntax for repr() was.