But how about putting them at the start, after the $? That way, the
format character can't get mixed up with the text following it. For
example, $r{foo} would mean the same as the current %(foo)r.
This is somewhat tangental, but hopefully an $r formatting operation won't be necessary in Py3k, assuming repr() and str() can somehow be combined.
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- Ian D. Bollinger
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