PS: sorry for my silly example, i know that example could also be written
f'cancel_{name}', which is awesome, thank you for that ! But for more
complex strings I'm trying to avoid:
def foo():
return textwrap.dedent(f'''
some
{more(complex)}
{st.ri("ng")}
''').strip()
For some reason, I prefer:
def foo():
return '\n'.join(['some', more(complex), st.ri('ng')])
But that would be even more readable (less nesting of statements):
def foo():
return ['some', more(complex), st.ri('ng')].join('\n')
Hope this makes sense
Have a great day
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