The following was supposed to go to the list:
18:29 Gerald Britton:
Yes you could have long lines, but you wouldn't have to use it. You
could still code it up as you would today. It might be convenient for
shorter expressions though.
12:12 PM Ludvig Ericson:
On Jan 21, 2009, at 16:51, Gerald Britton wrote:
for <item> in <iterable> [while [<predicate> | not <predicate>]:
<suite>
(Sorry for just sort of popping in to the list.)
That would make for some very, very long lines. I for one wouldn't
like
seeing:
for cart_item in current_user.cart.new_items \
... while cart_item.cant_imagine_more:
... <body>
I realize that the other approach--an immediate if-break--wouldn't
look
great either, but it wouldn't be cramming that much stuff into one
line.
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