Dnia wtorek, 31 grudnia 2013 00:00:51 spin pisze:
If I want to define a function, I have to type:
def someFunction(arg): stuff.
That's eight strokes just to get started, plus 20 more strokes to write "someFunction", "arg", and "stuff". In steno, on the other hand, you could write something like D*FD in a single stroke, and it would put in the def, the space, the parentheses, the colon and the carriage return automatically, then jump you up to the space after the def to write your function name and arguments, then then drop you back down to the body of the function, all in four strokes.
Znaczy się jak każde porządne IDE? Serio, IDE robią takie rzeczy już od bardzo dawna i wszystko to bez nauki nowego układu czegokolwiek.