do python's nifty indentation rules spell the death of one-liners?
A. Lloyd Flanagan
alloydflanagan at attbi.com
Wed Apr 16 17:14:23 EDT 2003
grante at visi.com (Grant Edwards) wrote in message news:<3e9d9bb9$0$151$a1866201 at newsreader.visi.com>...
> In article <a8b7f07a.0304160946.73760d3a at posting.google.com>, A. Lloyd Flanagan wrote:
> > Dan Jacobson <jidanni at dman.ddts.net> wrote in message news:<87he90b8rp.fsf at jidanni.org>...
> >
> > python << DONE
> > print 2
> > for i in (1,4):
> > print i
> > DONE
>
> But how do you do it in a Makefile?
Err. Put it in a script file, and call the script file from make? I
tried sticking it in a Makefile, can't get it to work. So far.
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