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PEP 8 says:
Python accepts the control-L (i.e. ^L)
form feed character as whitespace;
Many tools treat these characters as
page separators, so you may use them
to separate pages of related sections
of your file
This look like a great idea for me, but in the text editor I use(kate) “control+L” is for save all files. Someone have any solution?
… or I’m losing something here?
Ctrl-L simply refers to the character with ASCII code 12 (form feed, new page). It is called Ctrl-L only because some editors allow you to enter it with Ctrl-L. (For instance, in
vim, one can type Ctrl-Q Ctrl-L to enter that character, and it also appears as^L). In Kate, Ctrl-L is a shortcut for saving all files, so you cannot type it that way and I’m not sure there is any way of entering that character easily.