Michael Hobbs wrote:
> That is, assume that the expression ends at the colon, not at the
> newline. That would make this type of statement possible:
> if color == red or
> color == blue or
> color == green:
> return 'primary'
> Right now, such a statement would have to be spelled thus:
> if color == red or \
> color == blue or \
> color == green:
> return 'primary'
> or
> if (color == red or
> color == blue or
> color == green):
> return 'primary'
What about
if color == red or blue or green:
return 'primary'
:)
Really, I think it'd be more mess to let the if statement's end only
depend on ":". I think there could arise situations that are messy
to debug. If I need multiple lines I prefer the parentheses.
Regards,
Björn
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