On Sat, Jul 22, 2017 at 7:10 AM, vitalije <[email protected]> wrote:
> Right now I am working on Write part of code. When I finish this part,
> I'll look at turning them in classes.
>
Another benefit of classes is that they can be copied into leoAtFile.py :-)
> I have also thought about using re.escape to make patterns more universal.
> Those patterns can be written in different ways and some are more efficient
> than others, so I wanted to check them in the end and try to profile and
> optimize them. Though, that might not be necessary at all.
>
Yeah, re.compile is all the optimization you'll likely need.
Speaking of small things, is there any reason you prefer, say,
yield None, '#@+'
yield None, sref
yield None, '\n'
to:
yield None, '#@+%s\n' % sref
?
Edward
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