14:17:08 drewp: i am tired, however, of people using the 'klass' spelling
14:17:19 drewp: to mean "a class of something, and i'm not telling what"
14:17:43 david: what would you prefer? class_?
14:17:51 drewp: loggerClass
14:18:01 drewp: videoclass
14:18:14 david: what if it really is an arbitrary class?
14:18:16 david: SomeClass?
14:18:19 drewp: whatever this 'class' is that makes it different from the python class, whose name is not to be used
14:18:21 david: AnyClass
14:18:34 drewp: dont know
14:18:45 drewp: 'c' would be okay perhaps
14:18:57 drewp: if not issubclass(klass, Logger):
14:19:04 drewp: ^ that line bothers me
14:19:20 drewp: why isn't the method called issubklass()?
14:19:46 david: klass=class because class is a kw -- isn't that reason?
14:19:53 drewp: A: because presumably it's a real python-class check
14:20:13 drewp: yes, that's why they dont use the 'class' spelling
14:20:30 drewp: maybe i would prefer class_ instead of the s/c/k/ rule, which does not generalize to other keywords
14:21:33 drewp: def comparetype(self,tipe):
14:21:54 drewp: def isinteger(ynt):
14:22:14 david: augh! stop, you've made your pynt
14:22:33 drewp: processpseudocode("deaf foo(): pas")