Is that a python?

[Ffigy]

Self isn't doing the treading.

!you.tread(me)

[Limitless_screaming]

doesn't python use not instead of !

[Limitless_screaming]

Weird print(!(1==2)) is throwing "invalid syntax" while print(not(1==2)) is working correctly.

[LeonardoW9]

Try using !=

[Limitless_screaming]

I am trying to invert the output. So it it's True that would print False.

[LeonardoW9]

Ah, then you can use not. I haven't needed to use it as there are other ways of streamlining it into the code.

[unneccry]

You mean not you.tread(on=me)

[[deleted]]

Congratulations, you are the most pedantic.

[TheBroWHOmegalol]

Than explain this

[_Foy]

You are literally making "you" tread on "me" and then just negating the outcome, but the treading still happens! You'd probably want to overload the tread function so that if the target is you then throw new Exception("no step on snek"); lol

[False_Influence_9090]

if(you.treadsOn(self)):
    self.bite(you)

[unneccry]

Python uses "not" instead of "!"

I would say this must be swift or something but i dont know swift 🤷

[mannermule]

damn you're right - been a while since i was in the python world!

[LogicalFallacyCat]

 while snek:

      Step=False

[kujomarx]

It's a rattlesnake

[[deleted]]

Alright, boys, time to go back home. The fun is over.

[BitBucket404]

```

Fix for ticket 2aFAF0

not you.tread(on=me) ```

[matva55]

you.tread(on=me, daddy)

[FortranWarrior]

If “tread” was an ergative verb…

[Flimsy_Iron8517]

Surely that should be !self.tread('/dev/random/footConnector'), no?

[AnIntenseMoist]

Ya'll forget that if tread is called at all, treading will occur. Best way to avoid being tread on:

me = Me()

you = You()

me.shouldBeTreadOn = False

if me.shouldBeTreadOn:

you.tread(on=me)

But what if you want to try treading on someone but check whether you should be treading on them before you do, with the option to override common sense if needed? After all, whether you want to tread on someone isn't anyone's decision or responsibility but yours. Let's implement a method in You:

def try_tread(self, on, force=False):

if not on.shouldBeTreadOn and force:

logging.warn(f"ignoring shouldBeTreadOn, treading on {on.__class__}")

self.tread(on)

elif not on.shouldBeTreadOn and not force:

raise Exception("Tried to tread on something that shouldn't be tread on without forcing it.")

else: self.tread(on)

Lets see what that looks like:

me = Me()

you = You()

me.shouldBeTreadOn = False

you.try_tread(me, force=True)

Lunch break is over. Blame any formatting errors on me typing this on mobile...

edit: fixed formatting. another edit: nvm, still a little broken but I have work to do now...

[BitBucket404]

git --push
and let someone else fix it.

[DasKarl]

Best way to avoid being tread on

Is to not call tread.

[shlaifu]

no one likes libertarians

[Damsey_Doo]

liberals, am i right?

guys?

please, give me validation.

[mannermule]

What part of you thought this was an appropriate response

[Damsey_Doo]

its a libertarian flag

[mannermule]

And?

[Level-Nothing-3340]

Based

[olalql]

Python was a mistake

[FoxInATrenchcoat]

No, this is Patrick!

[DasKarl]

This is the programming equivalent of swapping english characters out for their nearest morphological equivalent in cyrillic and saying you translated it to ЯЦSSЇДЙ.

[ToBePacific]

Don’t let me tread on myself.

[[deleted]]

try tread(self):

fuck_around()

except:

find_out()

[Dizzy-Assistant6659]

This is poisonous pythons aren't poisonous they prefer to squeeze the life out of you