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pybraces
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This is a quick hack as an encoding to support using braces instead of
significant whitespace in Python. It transforms all '{' at EOL to a colon and
more indentation on the next line. '}' dedents likewise. Semicolons are not
something this script deals with -- they're supported in Python but the way I
use them (delimiting end of line) is a little silly.
Installation
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You'll need to copy or symlink braces.py into your Python lib/encodings
directory, and ensure that your user has rights to create the .pyc or .pyo
file there.
Example Files
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demo0.py
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This shows off the core functionality -- being able to convert braces to
indentation (or at least ignore them, since this already has decent
indentation). The important part is the 'encoding: braces' on line two.
doc.py
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This shows that multiline strings can also benefit::
>>> import doc
>>> print doc.__doc__