"M.-A. Lemburg" <mal@lemburg.com> writes: > >>Why does MAL prefer 4 spaces? > > I'm not really sure why, but one apparent reason is that Python > uses the same indent. It doesn't. Python uses tabs for indentation in its C source code, see PEP 7. > Just like Fredrik, I prefer 4 spaces indents over TABs and since > the RE and Unicode code base used these 4 spaces indents all along, > I'd also prefer to keep it that way. I don't, since it makes editing these files more difficult for me, so I will just change the file, and be done with it. Over time, I expect that the unicodeobject.c will see a similar change - but not until a major change is done to that file simultaneously. I consider sre to be different in this respect, as the "master source" is not the Python CVS, so making an exception seems appropriate. Regards, Martin
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