I've programmed in Python off and on for years, and I never had a
problem with the indentation. I used to use NoteTab and JAWS, although
JAWS has indentation support, so I'd assume you could use it with any
editor. Now I use either Orca and gedit or Emacs with Emacspeak.
Furthermore, even when I was programming in C, C++, Java, Perl, KSH,
AWK, REXX, Lisp and so on, indentation was always a critical part of the
coding guidelines I was following.
Python is a popular language in open source because the language itself
forces good coding style, which is so important when so many different
people are collaborating on the same project. I'd encourage anyone to
learn how to use their access technology to handle indentation. It's not
just important for Python, but collaborating in general.
On 05/19/2013 03:15 AM, RobH! wrote:
The thing that screwed me with Python, is the nesting levels done wholly by
indentation. Not an easy thing to check in common editors; Pascal and C
had the good grace to define terms or markers to denote start and end of
nested blocks. Ruby is an advance on Python, tell us how that aspect might
be simplified.
Thanks, robH.
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