Dave Hansen wrote: > So lose the "if." > > R = C then A else B
It would be nice (in my opinion) if this were the way it was going to be. Having one of the two results come first makes that result seem somehow of primary importance, while the conditional (which in my mind is far more important than either result) comes hidden in the middle: "C then A else B" makes the conditional stand out "A if C else B" suggests that A is more important than B and hides C But I can live with whichever it is... not that I have any choice. :) -Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
