Add pythonConvention HL class (cls and self)
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These are especially useful in OOP as they help visually distinguish how many parameters the function will be called with (in signature), or actual state preservation from transient or return variables (in function body).
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This has been hanging in my closet for a while, catching dust. Similar to #48 except that this one takes also |
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After reading some older issues and pull requests, it looks like @hdima is pretty opposed to highlighting |
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Apply patch from hdima#54 😃
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These are especially useful in OOP as they help visually distinguish how
many parameters the function will be called with (in signature), or
actual state preservation from transient or return variables (in
function body).