On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 10:29:43PM -0600, Jon Nelson wrote: > Eeek! You misunderstand the root problem here, I think. > Python uses indent level to represent blocks. If those indent levels > are different in different editors, you *change* what the program does. > Unlike in C, where indentation doesn't matter, who cares? But with > Python, it can be vital. You choose 8. So does wichert. I like 2 in python, > 4 in everything else. Most of the Python community seems to prefer > either 2 or 4, and rarely 8. So what? If it is done with spaces it is > unimportant, but done with tabs it's vital.
And people tell me that _I'm_ silly when I say I refuse to use syntastic indentation? Eek.
