Re: backslash in triple quoted string

Left Right <[email protected]> writes:
>> Second, the word "lie" is far more harsh than what I presume
>> you meant to say.  For me, and I think for most people, the word
>> "lie" implies a deliberate intent to deceive.
>
> No, it doesn't. Consider Joseph Conrand's Heart of Darkness,

No, thank you.

I am trying to help you to understand how people are reacting to
your posts.  I suggested that saying that the grammar is incorrect
or contains an error would have expressed exactly what you intended
without triggering hostile reactions, which I'm assuming you
don't want.

[...]
> English literature lessons aside, even if you believe what you believe
> about the meaning of the word, you could at least try to find the
> irony, that was the larger goal, than to immediately presume you are
> being attacked, and start retaliating instead of looking into the
> problem.

I'm not aware that I have been attacked or that I have retaliated.
(No need to explain why you might think I have.)

One more thing: your Usenet or email client probably adds an
attribution line above any quoted text.  I urge you to leave it
in place.  It makes the discussion easier to follow, especially for
those of us who read the comp.lang.python Usenet newsgroup rather
than the mailing list.

I do not intend to reply further.

-- 
Keith Thompson (The_Other_Keith) [email protected]
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