Re: Python Indentation Obligation...
- From: "Hamid Hamraz" <hhamraz@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "B-programming" <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2010 21:21:39 +0330
I will be glad to have it uploaded to nonvisual development. But be careful to
take the correct one, that is from my drop box link. Please also do let me know
if the header comments regarding its usage is not descriptive enough. That
might also need a polish, for handling the potential runtime errors it may
encounter. So feel free to modify it or let me know of any change you may
suggest.
Cheers,
Hamid
----- Original Message -----
From: Jared Wright
To: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: Python Indentation Obligation...
This would be a splendid addition to Nonvisual Development and its freshly
community-driven approach. I'll put it up there if noone else wants to, but I
figured I'd give its author a heads up first.
On 12/12/2010 2:12 PM, Hamid Hamraz wrote:
It is in Python. I tried the header comment to be descriptive enough. each
of the begin/end markers must be in a separate line followed by a new line
character. Each line including the begin/end markers will be deleted from the
output script. You can also use it like this for example:
def myFunc()
#{
function_body
#}
use it from the command line like this:
braceRemover.py your_script_name
The output script is output.py
Note that the # sign is not necessary.
It is also easy to modify the new line character(s) to get adapted to your
OS/Editor, from within the script.
One more thing you have to be cautious about, is the end of your file to be
ended with a new line.
I haven't tested it so much. Up to now, it has worked fine for me. Feel
free to change it as you want, and do let me know of any potential
problems/bugs.
Cheers!
Hamid
----- Original Message -----
From: QuentinC
To: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 2010 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: Python Indentation Obligation...
> I concur that the Python indentation is hard to deal, but at least for
writing the Python scripts, I developed a simple script for removing the braces
or whatever start/end markers is required to use for better readability, with
the corresponding indent level. It is very short and easy for my initial Python
scripting practises. If you would like, I will be glad to send it along.
IN which language is your script ? I'm interested.
I found a python modification named pybrace. In fact, that's the type of
thing I'm looking for, because a script so modified would have a syntax
relatively close to other scripting languages (js, lua, ruby, etc.). The
problem with the braces if not to confuse with dictionnaries...
I could perhaps adapt something to use with my 6pad editor. Thank you if
you can send it to me.
> Moreover, I also found Python a very easy to pick, and very strong
scripting language.
I don't doubt about its capabilities, its popularity is a kind of proof.
The only thing which stops me in going further is that indentation problem.
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