On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 5:38 AM Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> I like saying while "something": where the string describes the loop's
> real condition. For instance, while "moar data": if reading from a
> socket, or while "not KeyboardInterrupt": if the loop is meant to be
> halted by SIGINT.
>
> ChrisA
if doing so, would not it be more practical
to write is as an in-line comment then?
with new syntax it could be like this:
"""
while: # not KeyboardInterrupt
asd asd asd
asd asd asd
asd asd asd
"""
Similar effect, but I would find it better at least because it would
be highlighted as a comment and not as a string, + no quotes noise.
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