Hi all,

I just changed the python new function command to do some fun things when one of python's 'special methods' is the name used for the new function. So now, if you press ⇧↩ after typing a word like "setattr", "cmp", "repr", or "init", you'll get a function that looks like:

def __setattr__(self, name, value): pass

or

def __cmp__(self, other): pass

I hope that people find it useful. The one downside to this method is that if you want to name a function the same way as one of these special methods (but without the underscores), then using ⇧↩ will not work as before. So in that case use the "def" tab trigger.

Also, we may want to figure out a way to get these to execute with the ⇥ key instead of using ⇧↩

In general, I'm surprised that there hasn't been more progress on the python bundle, given how many people claim to use it.[^1] I suppose I'm as guilty for this as anyone. Anyway, us TM python users need to start adding useful stuff to the bundle. It's hard to think of things, given that the language is pretty low on extraneous baggage, but I'm sure there are places where we can speed ourselves up.

-Jacob

[^1]: http://macromates.com/wiki/Polls/WhichLanguageDoYouUse