Comment #19 on issue 1757 by smichr: Tools to check and correct indentation
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=1757
regarding comment 14: I felt that way at first (about changing the
indenation
structure) but I have come to prefer the if-return/do-more to the
if-return/else-do-more since when I see indentation and I start to work on
one of the
indented logical blocks, I'm thinking about the different logical states
that exist
at that point. If there is no indentation I more easily just put the
previous state
out of mind.(*) Also, it's easier to keep lines within 80 chars if you
don't keep
creeping to the right with extra indentation that is not actually needed.
(*) a tool I would like to see is one that prints code on the left and on
the right
shows the logical context e.g.
C O D E C O N T E X T
all states
if a:
foo a
else: not a
bar "
return "
baz all states
all states
if a:
foo a
if b:
bar a and b
return
else: not a
baz
baw not (a and b)
Anyone seen such a thing?
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