Hi Aaron,
> Finally, just to be clear, I do not want to change the way 99.9% of Python
> code is written. I feel that the indentation model is a good one for 99.9%
> of users. What I do want to do is simply give the Python interpreter a tiny
> bit more flexibility to handle code from users or environments where
> indentation is not possible or practical.
It never crossed my mind about the problem you have mentioned.
The indentation proposal that you have put forth is infact a beaten up one, and
I think, python gurus did not subscribe to it. Your requirement, in fact
requests to look at it from a new perspective.
We got to figure out what the different ways in which this issue can be
handled.a) Screen Reader Clients. Can Screen Reader have a plugin, that will
overlay a brackets to the indented code. ?
b) How does software like voicecode handle the scenario?
c) Have you spoken to other python programmers like you? I can remember 'Peter
Lundblad' who works on 'svn' and I kind of feel that he must have worked on
Python as well. They will be your best guide, IMHO.
>From a normal user perspective, I can feel that addition of _{ and _} to the
>language proper is not going to be acceptable by many users/programmers.
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