On Sat, Dec 31, 2005 at 02:21:19PM +0200, Jesper Olsen wrote: > > Another variation on this is that, in a py:if "attribute" you have to escape > "<" yourself: > > <a py:if="i < len(l)" href=""> > > whereas inside a <?python ?> block you have to use "<" - < is not allowed.
A couple of people have suggested Kid translate lt or -lt for the
user. This would be an easy change for me to make, but there
really has not been a whole lot of complaints about this.
If a change was made we would have to worry about accidentally
making bad substitutions. Changing 'x < lt' to 'x < >' would be a
bad thing. Using a '-' and having spaces on either side (' -lt ')
may be a little safer, but it is still ambiguous.
David
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