OK. my example is quite stupid.

But on the core of the problem; do you agreed ?


When I write an html related text, I know what I'm
doing.
When I'm writing python code, I must always think
about "Am I in a ptl file or py file ?".

I'm maybe the only one, but it's disturbing.

Is there a way to avoid this ?

I think of:
- using regexp (or other tool) to identify html
related lines.

- asking developers to identify the html related lines
by using a function (does not matter the name). This
is probably the most simple method, but it's not
backward compatible and will disturb current habits.


Am I the only one who have "string problem" within ptl
files ?
Should I change my way doing ptl and py files ?





--- Neil Schemenauer  wrote:
> On Mon, May 10, 2004 at 10:51:56AM -0700, vincent
> delft wrote:
> > Does it's not possible to detect when a line is
> code
> > related and when it's html related ?
> > (each html related line start by the quote
> character).
>
> That's not true (at least not the way we write our
> PTL).
>
>   Neil
>
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