Dave Long writes:
> class fillet:
> "fillet is like let"
> def __init__(self, val):
> self.value = val
> def __getitem__(self, n):
> if self.value and n == 0:
> return self.value
> raise IndexError
> import re
> for
Dave Long writes:
> I think this particular infelicity is rooted in a desire to separate
> Church and state, by avoiding "statements" or "procedures" in what
> is supposed to be a boolean expression.
>
> Euclid is a language that really does enforce this distinction, even
> across modules, but Py
Kragen Sitaker [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
> The lattice-gas automaton I posted yesterday has several interesting
> characteristics:
Yesterday was almost 3 years ago :/ I was bored so I wrote an SDL front end
to this hack. It's prettier than the ASCII art version IMO. I used SDL1.2,
earlier ver
