On 04/17/2012 11:49 AM, Comer wrote:
Sergiu,
Thanks for the response. I have grabbed the fixinddent code and tried
it out on a copy of matrices.py. It does 'fix' some stuff in the
dual_matrix() method, but the resulting code does not pass python's
indentation daemon, who is ever lurking. Clean code is clearly my
objective but so far I have not seen just what silliness is being
committed...
Thanks for trying to code and reporting what you saw.
Comer
On Tuesday, April 17, 2012 10:43:53 AM UTC-4, scolobb wrote:
Hello,
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Comer <comer.dun...@gmail.com
<mailto:comer.dun...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> I am having a problem with indentation in my current version of the
> dual_matrix method. I have been working on the new methods in
ipython
> notebooks (ver .13 dev), which I have found to be a very productive
> environment. The newest version of the method works in the
notebook.
> However, when I key it in using my default editor TextWranger in
matrices.py
> and run test_matrices.py it complains about indendation. But
not in the
> notebook. I said keyed in above since I am a bit leary to paste
code from
> one app to another. However, apparently I still have made some
indentation
> error(s). Very annoying. I am attaching the code. Can you take
a look and
> give me some idea about which part of the georgraphy is inducing
a stumble?
For me, Python chews rather happily the piece of code you have shown.
I have even tried dual_matrix(None) to get an error (obviously).
However, I have noticed that, at times, you use spaces for indenting,
and at times there are tabs. For example, line 21 is indented using a
tab, while line 22 is indented with spaces only; lines 25 and 26 are
indented with spaces at first and then with tabs, etc. While I don't
have any trouble getting this code to run, I distinctly remember that
mixing spaces and tabs caused me some problems in a different
language.
This guy [0] says that mixing spaces and tabs can be bad, too :-)
Sergiu
[0]
http://www.cogsci.nl/blog/tutorials/136-fix-mixed-tabspace-indentation-in-python-code
<http://www.cogsci.nl/blog/tutorials/136-fix-mixed-tabspace-indentation-in-python-code>
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