On Apr 26, Alexander Mette wrote:
Could you please explain what "#v+" is and does? My
Google-Fu is not
strong enough to find an explanation for that. And why does the
indentation change, when using "#v+"? I tried all kinds of indentations
before and none worked.
The '#v+' and '#v-' are just markers, something like
<pre></pre> in HTML, for
"code sections" in e-mails. They originated as a convention on Usenet, and
many Usenet and e-mail clients can interpret them and format sections marked
with them differently, usually with a monospace font. You are supposed to
ignore them when copying the code for use elsewhere.
Ref:
https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-list/2003-October/189710.html
Cheers,
Maciej