Whoops, meant to reply to Gregory on that one, sorry Richard.

On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 7:15 PM Gregory P. Smith <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Can I use an i18n'd _("string") within a case without jumping through
> hoops to assign it to a name before the match:?
>


The PEP currently says:
>
> "The named class must inherit from type. It may be a single name or a
> dotted name (e.g. some_mod.SomeClass or mod.pkg.Class). The leading name
> must not be _, so e.g. _(...) and _.C(...) are invalid. Use object(foo=_)
> to check whether the matched object has an attribute foo."
>
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