python-mode.el

Why is self not fontified?

Asked by Daniel Gonzalez

Hi,

I have seen the following code:

        (,(rx symbol-start
              (or "cls"
                  ;; "self"
                  "cls" "Ellipsis" "True" "False" "None" "__debug__" "NotImplemented")
              symbol-end) . py-pseudo-keyword-face)
        ;; Decorators.

Around line 3851 in python-mode.el. Why is "self" taken out from the fontification rules? Is there any way to add it, without modifying the source? (I am pulling the sources with el-get)

Thanks!
Daniel Gonzalez

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Andreas Roehler (a-roehler) said : 		#1

Am 04.03.2014 10:36, schrieb Daniel Gonzalez:
> New question #244955 on python-mode.el:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/python-mode/+question/244955
>
> Hi,
>
> I have seen the following code:
>
> (,(rx symbol-start
> (or "cls"
> ;; "self"
> "cls" "Ellipsis" "True" "False" "None" "__debug__" "NotImplemented")
> symbol-end) . py-pseudo-keyword-face)
> ;; Decorators.
>
> Around line 3851 in python-mode.el. Why is "self" taken out from the fontification rules? Is there any way to add it, without modifying the source? (I am pulling the sources with el-get)
>
> Thanks!
> Daniel Gonzalez
>
>

Hi,

it's just, because tastes differ. If more user wants it, we may change that. As "self" doesn't bear much meaning by itself, would prefer it not fontified.

Andreas

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