On 12/16/25 1:12 AM, Left Right via Python-list wrote: > Nobody should be encouraged to change their editor. Neither do you > know why the person chose the editor they chose, nor do you actually > help in solving the problem the person has.
Well the fact is an editor that does not automate indenting blocks to one degree or another will make Python much more difficult to learn and use, and his experience with Python will not be positive. The editor not making Python indenting easy to manage is in reality the problem the original poster appears to be having. Since Python uses white space as structure, there's no real good way around this, other than using an editor that makes that easier. Thus it's totally appropriate to suggest a better tool. I feel that Python requires at some some form of programmer's editor. Fancy code completion, while useful, is completely optional and not required. Having said all this, I have a feeling Python is not be a good fit for the original poster. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman3//lists/python-list.python.org
