That would be it. Thanks.
>> Is there a built in way to do this? I don't much
>> care for:
>>
>> string = "function otherlang(){"
>> string += " doit()"
>> string += "}"
>
> textwrap.dedent ought to do exactly what you want.
>
> --Sam
>
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tobiah wrote:
> Like a docstring, I would like to specify a string such as:
>
> def thing:
>
> string = """
> function otherlang(){
> doit()
> }
> """
>
> And have the string end up actually being defined as:
>
> """
> function otherlang
tobiah wrote:
> Is there a built in way to do this? I don't much
> care for:
>
> string = "function otherlang(){"
> string += " doit()"
> string += "}"
That can be somewhat simplified to:
string = "function otherlang(){"\
"doit()"\
"}"
It's not exactly
Like a docstring, I would like to specify a string such as:
def thing:
string = """
function otherlang(){
doit()
}
"""
And have the string end up actually being defined as:
"""
function otherlang(){
doit()
}
