Andrew Barnert wrote: > The advantage of your ExitMap over helper (besides being shorter, and > conceptually simpler) is that it’s never misleading. > [snip]
Thank you for this, particular your example (snipped). I agree. But maybe I'm biased. > It still seems like overkill for the case of “how do I get parens > somewhere around a bunch of open calls so I can write a multiline with > statement”, and I’m not sure how often it would be useful in other cases. > It depends, I think, on how often it's used. > But it seems like it’s at least worth building for your personal toolbox > and keeping track of how often it comes up (and how much nicer it makes > things), and maybe publishing it to PyPI or submitting it to contextlib2 so > more people will do the same. > A personal toolbox is, well, a personal matter. I'm all in favour of sharing. But I'd rather someone else, more motivated, would take on putting it up onto PyPI. I hope we're mostly all agreed, anyway, that we've given a satisfactory answer to the Original Poster's query. -- Jonathan
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