Multi-Line Comment

[Doug Tolton]

I've been using Python for quite some time now, and I'm a bit stumped.

Does it really not have a multi-line comment? I think I must just be
missing something simple and stupid.

Thanks in advance.

Doug Tolton

[Chad Netzer]

On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 00:03, Doug Tolton wrote:

(along with block indent/dedent with a decent editor)
In emacs what are the key strocks for block indent and dedent?

In python-mode:

C-c >
C-c <

Man, I wonder if I'll even learn 10% of the Emacs keystrokes.

I don't even know 1%, but I know the 1% that counts. :)

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Chad Netzer

[Neil Padgen]

On Wednesday 13 August 2003 07:03, Doug Tolton wrote:

Man, I wonder if I'll even learn 10% of the Emacs keystrokes.

From inside an Emacs python buffer, do

M-x py-describe-mode

-- Neil

[Francois Pinard]

[Doug Tolton]

Man, I wonder if I'll even learn 10% of the Emacs keystrokes.

And then, you'll realise than pre-made keystrokes are only a small part
of all available commands. And then, you'll realise that all available
commands are only a small part of all available functions. And, of course,
all of the above is only a small drop in the ocean of possibilities given
by the capability of extending the editor with new functions. At times,
I wonder if this should be seen as comforting or frightening. :-)

--
François Pinard http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard

[Skip Montanaro]

Francois> At times, I wonder if this should be seen as comforting or
Francois> frightening. :-)

Adventurous...

Skip

[Tom Plunket]

Chad Netzer wrote:

In emacs what are the key strocks for block indent and dedent?

In python-mode:

C-c >
C-c <

Oh cool. I've been using C-x r o and C-x r k to open and kill
rectangles. Your way seems much easier. ;) Thanks. ;)

-tom!

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