On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 02:53:18 +, John Nagle wrote:
> One can argue over tab vs. space indentation, but mixing the two is just
> wrong. Why not have CPython report an error if a file has both leading
> tabs and leading spaces? I know that was proposed at some point, but I
> don't think it ever
On 2007-08-07, Omari Norman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I suppose we Pythonistas are just too permissive for our own good.
>> Consider the opportunity to use mixed tabs and spaces a piece of rope of
>> your preferred length ...
>
> I thought I remembered reading somewhere that Python 3000 will
> I suppose we Pythonistas are just too permissive for our own good.
> Consider the opportunity to use mixed tabs and spaces a piece of rope of
> your preferred length ...
I thought I remembered reading somewhere that Python 3000 will ban tabs
as indentation characters, but now I can't turn up a
John Nagle wrote:
>One can argue over tab vs. space indentation, but mixing the two
> is just wrong. Why not have CPython report an error if a file has
> both leading tabs and leading spaces? I know that was proposed at
> some point, but I don't think it ever went in. That would catch a
> com
John Nagle wrote:
>One can argue over tab vs. space indentation, but mixing the two
> is just wrong. Why not have CPython report an error if a file has
> both leading tabs and leading spaces? I know that was proposed at
> some point, but I don't think it ever went in. That would catch a
> co
One can argue over tab vs. space indentation, but mixing the two
is just wrong. Why not have CPython report an error if a file has
both leading tabs and leading spaces? I know that was proposed at
some point, but I don't think it ever went in. That would catch a
common error introduced during
