On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Casey Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Consistency within your own code is probably most important. But if you are > writing a library that you expect other people to use, following the pep 8 > guidelines is a very good idea. Conventions like these, however arbitrary, > make it much easier for others to understand and use your code. And this can > be leveraged for purely selfish reasons as well, it's a lot easier for > people to help you fix problems with your code if it's easy for them to > understand.
I completely agree. Of course, as I've never really used a debugger, I believe I know python very well--the only problems I really need help with are those using other modules, like PyOpenGL and PyGame (I'm pretty good with both currently though). All excuses, of course--I really should be using the convention for clarity. I've just learned it this way and I don't really care to unlearn it. Ian
