Nick Coghlan wrote:
Option 1:
Change the relative order of the clauses by putting the exception
definition last:
x = float(string) except float('nan') if ValueError
op(float(string) except float('nan') if ValueError)
I actually like this one (that's why I listed it first). It gets the
clauses out of order relative to the statement, but the meaning still
seems pretty obvious to me.
Since I don't know the parser coding, I won't comment on the relative
implentability (implementableness?) of the syntax options that Nick,
P.J. and Raymond suggested. But all seem readable and debugable.
Nick's option 1 seems like it might be the most understandable to
a Python novice.
Would the full syntax include multiple Exceptions after the "if"?
Jeff
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
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