Re: Lucia - OpenSource AudioGame engine written in Python
@75, that's both a theoretical positive and a negative. Its a positive for the reason you stated; its a negative because every tab width is different, and if someone is reading your code over your shoulder, your editor will look messed up to them because you might have it set to eight spaces but they might like it at two or four. Spaces therefore are theoretically better than tabs because they're universal: a space is a space. A space has no custom width settings, it always displays as a space. Not a mega-space or a micro-space.
Now, the UTF-8 standard does have 24 other whitespace characters, but you'd never use those in code indents, so...
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