At 01:53 PM 6/6/2001 -0700, Tavis Rudd wrote:
>I wonder if it's a Python version problem. I'm using 2.1.
>checking .... yep!! it doesn't work with 2.0, but I have no
>idea why. I haven't used nested scopes and can't think of
>anything else that is 2.1 specific. Any suggestions for where
>to look?
Wow. Scary. I don't know enough about 2.1 to say. I didn't see enough
changes in the release notes to make me think such incompatibilities easily
arose.
Well, it might be just in one place that gets used a lot.
> > >But also remember that we scrapped #end if in favour of
> > >#/if many weeks ago.
> >
> > Who is "we"? :-)
>well ... I posted about doing this, got no objections, posted that
>I had done it, still no objections and assumed it was 'we' ;-)
Sorry. I must have missed it.
>I'd really like to keep only one style or the other. / or end
>for the end tags. I'd also like to have it consistent from one
>directive to the next.
I strongly favor 'end' as it keeps the symbology down to just $#. And it
reads good.
> > At some point both were supported. I don't remember if
> > both still are or not. I'm getting the impression that
> > just #/if is supported now.
>that's right. It's my preference, but if there are strong objections
>to it I'm not against changing everything to 'end' from /
Objection.
:)
>your posting caught me in the middle of thinking and toying
>with this idea. I had literally just finished changing it as an
>experiment. I'd like to scrap <# #>, but am totally flexible about
>its replacement:
>/* ... */
>#* ... *#
>#-- ... --#
>
>I think I prefer the velocity style as it is simple, unique, and almost
>symmetrical with the rest of the #directives. Any objections?
I slightly prefer /* */, but I won't harrass anyone over #* *#.
-Chuck
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