The point is, we have already that tab-for-logical-indetation-space-for
aligment for our C++ code. People are used to it, and it is known to
accomodate a wide range of personal preferences. People also obviously
have sufficiently capable editors, otherwise they'd be in trouble to
have there patches accepted.

As I have said, this discussion can go on and on and on. But if python
actually provides option -t and -tt, that treat mixing tabs/spaces as
warning or error, we have no reason to do that. To the very least,
using spaces only makes lyx more portable, in case some python purists
wrap python as python -tt.

Bo

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