I didn't add any specification for helper functions. Also I think we don't need module __set_name__ (it was brought by Serhiy) since it is still very new and much less known compared to __getattr__.
Typing information relates to import packages rather than distribution packages,
so it needs to be inside the individual packages, rather than in the distribution
metadata.
As an added benefit, this means running directly from source control
will still do the right thing.
* Update pep-0008.txt
Clarified contradictions regarding comment formatting. NB Complete sentences should have a period.
* Update pep-0008.txt
Changed to remove reference to short comments without terminating period.
* Update pep-0008.txt
Further refined, corrected incorrect, fixed singular/plural.
* Update pep-0008.txt
* Update pep-0008.txt
Edit for consistency use 'multi-' in 'multi-line` 'multi-statement` 'multi-sentence` etc with dash rather than space or no splitter (eg 'multi line`, 'multiline`). If a different convention is preferred, do that.
* Update pep-0008.txt 'latin' capitalization
'Latin' is a proper noun, and thus should be capitalized.
* Update pep-0008.txt 'boolean' capitalization
Capitalization should be consisted. I propose 'boolean' should always be capitalized, as per https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/4481/should-the-word-boolean-be-capitalized
At present it is inconsistently capitalised.
Changed 'boolean' to 'Boolean'
* Update pep-0008.txt - 'unicode' capitalization
Update pep-0008.txt - as a proper noun, 'unicode' should be capitalized. Fixed 3 instances.
* Revise Update pep-0008.txt
Removed revisions to 'boolean', 'unicode'.
Unicode capitalization [issue](https://bugs.python.org/issue31873) under discussion.
* Removed trailing newlines
Removed trailing newlines
* Standardised 'multiline', reworded 'Latin'
Made the form 'multiline' uniform throughout the document.
Clarified references to Latin alphabet to direct to the specific character set desired.
* Removed errant period
* Moved 'alphabet'
Moved 'alphabet' before encoding parenthesis line 336.
It turns out that *any* write-back based design has
inherent flaws that make it difficult to build a source
debugger that reliably allows mutation of function local
variables.
So this switches to Nathaniel's suggested write-through
proxy idea, but constrains it to only applying when a
trace hook is installed. This means the official language
level semantics can just use the simpler model where
rebinding function local variables via locals() simply
isn't possible - only folks already working with frames
and trace functions will need to be aware of the semantics
of the write-through proxy.
Ethan Smith
Ivan Levkivskyi
Mariatta
Guido van Rossum
Nick Coghlan
Huang Huang
Benjamin Peterson
Berker Peksag
Gerrit Holl
Ben Hoyt
toonarmycaptain
Victor Stinner
Christopher H.Barker, PhD
Jakub Wilk
Lukasz Langa
Oleg Broytman
Brett Cannon
Lilian Besson
Masayuki Yamamoto
Antoine Pitrou
Ned Deily