11:51 p.m.
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
4:20 a.m.
Hi Kevin,
Yes tabnanny does complain about line 38. It does belong to the
__init__ function just as line 42 does. Generally when you define a
method everything between one def and the next belong to the same
function (unless its a local function or something). Obviously your
editor is not set to 8 space tabs which is the normal assumption by
the python interpreter so thats why it doesnt complain.
Its true that its probably bad to have tabs and spaces mixed, but you
should also set your tab to 8 spaces in your editor.
Michael.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM, kevin thompson
<kevin.david.thompson(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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
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7:22 a.m.
Hi Kevin,
People pop in and out of the channel. Not everybody is in the same time
zone ;)
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?
You are correct that there are a couple of tab/space issues which have
snuck in over time. We spent some quality time with tabnanny in the
preparation for the next release and they have all been accounted for. I
believe we now have a process in place that will catch those. These are
generally related to the fact that people are using different editors.
Thanks,
AW
8:43 a.m.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 9:22 PM, AAron Walters <awalters(a)4tphi.net> wrote:
Hi Kevin,
People pop in and out of the channel. Not everybody is in the same time zone
;)
Great! Could you list the features of the next release here, so we
know what we are dearly missing?
Thanks,
J
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?
You are correct that there are a couple of tab/space issues which have snuck
in over time. We spent some quality time with tabnanny in the preparation
for the next release and they have all been accounted for.
8:42 a.m.
Jun,
Great! Could you list the features of the next release
here, so we
know what we are dearly missing?
Once the list is finalized, we will of course post it. If you have been
working on any contributions and would like them to be added to the next
release candidate, please feel free to submit them. Is there something in
particular you are working on?
Thanks,
AW
8:41 a.m.
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 10:42 PM, AAron Walters <awalters(a)4tphi.net> wrote:
Jun,
I am looking to see how to provide support for Vista now.
Thanks,
J
Great! Could you list the features of the next
release here, so we
know what we are dearly missing?
Once the list is finalized, we will of course post it. If you have been
working on any contributions and would like them to be added to the next
release candidate, please feel free to submit them. Is there something in
particular you are working on?
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