On Sun, 2005-06-12 at 00:52, Nick Coghlan wrote: > The idea behind 'with' is that the block is executed while holding > (i.e. 'with') the resource. > > I think the '-ing' form of the example templates is a holdover from > the days when the PEP used the 'do' keyword - I find that past tense > or noun forms tend to read better than present tense for custom built > with templates named after the action that occurs on entry: > > # Past tense > with locked(my_lock): > with opened(my_file, mode): > with redirected_stdout(my_stream):
Work for me. Thanks. -Barry
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