Printing HTML
I'm so pleased this community has been resurrected. To start the ball rolling:
When you want your S2 style to print some HTML, you sometimes use: print
"""some sample text""";. But you sometimes use: print "some sample text";. And sometimes you use "some sample text", without any print command.
I have figured out that if you use """, you can use " within the HTML, whereas if you use ", you need to use '. That's logical, because otherwise how would S2 know whether you mean to end the command or print some quotes in your HTML. But does anyone know, is there any particular reason to pick one style over another? Are there different circumstances where the triple quote is preferred versus the single quote? And why would you want to use or omit the print command? Or are they all just completely redundant?
Oh, and you can blame last.fm for the current music.
When you want your S2 style to print some HTML, you sometimes use: print
"""some sample text""";. But you sometimes use: print "some sample text";. And sometimes you use "some sample text", without any print command.
I have figured out that if you use """, you can use " within the HTML, whereas if you use ", you need to use '. That's logical, because otherwise how would S2 know whether you mean to end the command or print some quotes in your HTML. But does anyone know, is there any particular reason to pick one style over another? Are there different circumstances where the triple quote is preferred versus the single quote? And why would you want to use or omit the print command? Or are they all just completely redundant?
Oh, and you can blame last.fm for the current music.