Phil Budne wrote in
<202308031657.373GvVvW008640(a)ultimate.com>:
|I come not to praise Python...
|
|I picked up Python (v1) in the early 'aughts as a more readable
|alternative to Perl and Ruby (non-alphanumerical variable names are a
|non-starter for me).
That thrilled me! empty? instead of is_empty(), d! instead of
log_this_string_if_debug_is_enabled() (which could be
LogThisStringIfDebugIsEnabled() even, or another damage)!
It (i did not know anything about Plan9 and people who use greek
letters and other math symbols as variable or function names)
inspired me sustainably:
au Filetype c,cpp :iab <buffer> $! /*!
\_*/<Esc><Insert><Left>
au Filetype c :iab <buffer> $!W su_log_write(su_LOG_WARN,
"");<Left><Left><Left><C-R>=__gobble()<CR>
au Filetype cpp :iab <buffer> $!W log::write(log::warn,
"");<Left><Left><Left><C-R>=__gobble()<CR>
(Not a vim master.)
Their yaml help files were a pain (for me; especially since the
structure was there, yet the content was missing).
..
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)