Jason Orendorff writes:
I find the long lines in my code are not as contrived as the thread so far suggests:
t = t[:m.start()] + t[m.end():] # ok because we're iterating in reverse
sys.stderr.write("js-build: WARNING: Due to COMMAND_MODE madness, this can fail on Leopard!\n" "js-build: Workaround is to upgrade to Python 2.5.2 or later.\n")
allVariants = [_m + _r + _x for _x in ('', 'x') for _m in ('', 'm') for _r in ('r', 'd')] [and so on]
Jason, if you want to show code with long lines, please use an email tool chain that doesn't wrap those long lines. Somewhere along the way you're getting extra line breaks inserted. -- \ “Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored.” —Aldous | `\ Huxley | _o__) | Ben Finney