Please stop arguing. On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 20:07 Paolo Lammens <lammenspa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I also wanted to add: > > If > > @a, b, c > def func(): ... > > was prohibited (i.e. you must use parentheses) because [it looks like] it > doesn't make any sense, > No, It is because tulles aren’t callable. So it CANNOT have a meaning. shouldn't be also the case that any expression with spaces should be > parenthesized? Because this looks equally "wrong": > > @a + b * c**d % e > def func(): pass > A set of overloads could be devised to make this do something useful. > > Granted, there is no rule resembling this anywhere else in Python, but > maybe an exception can be made here, to keep it consistent with the above? > What consistency? The consistent rule is that the grammar doesn’t judge what users want to do with the language. -- --Guido (mobile)
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