On Tuesday, 15 January 2013 at 11:00:29 UTC, bearophile wrote:
Chris:
or indentation (t)errors (Python)
In practice Python usually decreases the number of
indentation-related bugs, even considering the "dangling else"
warning we have added to D, because indentation and block
nesting are the same thing, it's more DRY :-)
Bye,
bearophile
Maybe it does, but it's annoying while you are writing it, and to
be honest, indentation bugs are far and few between, in my
experience, if you use the curly braces consistently. Only you
have more freedom. What I was referring to was the annoying
Python message "Wrong indentation in line ...", when you run a
script, which makes it hard to copy & paste and just test a
snippet, before you integrate it properly. Well, that's me. Other
people like rules and regulations.
