> The lexer shouldn't have to deal with that sort of stuff.
The problem with that is that the entire python ecosystem had to deal with that instead...
I'm going way past rant territory at this point, but there's a reason that Microsoft and Amazon are worth a trillion dollars a piece, and it's not because of beautiful and elegant APIs.
The problem with that is that the entire python ecosystem had to deal with that instead...
I'm going way past rant territory at this point, but there's a reason that Microsoft and Amazon are worth a trillion dollars a piece, and it's not because of beautiful and elegant APIs.