I was just looking over the code for the FileAddressSpace class and I didn't understand something. I jumped into the IRC room and asked the question, but nobody was home.
I'm not sure what I'm missing here, but something doesn't seem right to me. When I look at the __init__ function, it seems like the whitespace is all messed up. For example, lines 37 and 40 are indented with 8 spaces, but lines 38 and 39 are indented with tabs. Line 42 doesn't even appear to be part of the __init__ function. I would think that python would throw an error about this, but it doesn't seem to mind. What am I missing?
Kevin