On 03/16/2013 03:04 PM, [email protected] wrote:
START = '<'
> END = '>' > > def getargs(): > getops() > if > in_filename_1 = > in_filename_2 = > out_filename_1 = > out_filename_2 = > flag1 = > verbose = > > def this(): > open_for_read() > stuff() > > def open_for_read(filename): > in_filehandle = open( > return in_filehandle > > def stuff(): > if c == START or c == END: > foo_the_bar = > > def that(): > things() > write_status(out_filename_1) > > def things(): > bar_the_foo = foo_the_bar > if verbose: > print(flag1) > > def write_status(out_filename_1): > > getargs() > this() > that()
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