On Sat, Jul 25, 2020, 3:12 PM Christopher Barker > I'm not advocating for any change (Obviously :-) ) -- but if there were to > be one, I"d strongly vote for some version of else not break or else if > not break because it introduces no keywords, and it's a lot more > compatible documentation-wise than a different word >
As bikesheds go, I like a "soft keyword" which PEG apparently makes easier. Maybe 'nobreak' or 'notbreak' or 'finished'. But as Christopher notes, the spelling 'else: # not break' is fine for readability, even if not for remembering it.
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