* René Fleschenberg (Tue, 15 May 2007 15:14:20 +0200) > Stefan Behnel schrieb: > > That's easy to prevent: just keep your fingers from projects that work with > > them and make sure that projects you start do not use them. > > You keep bringing up that argument that completely neglects reality. The > same argument can be used to justify anything else (including the > opposite of your position: Don't like the fact that Python does not > support non-ASCII identifiers? Pick another language!). Let's introduce > gotos and all other kinds of funny stuff -- after all, noone is forced > to work on a project that uses it!
You are right, except that using the correct characters for words is not a "funny thing". Using Polish diacritics (for example) for identifier names just makes sense for a project that already uses polish comments and polish names for their code. You will never get in touch with that. Using the right charset for these polish words doesn't change a bit in your ability to debug or understand this code. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
