Paul> What are the chances of making python -t the default in Python 1.6? It
Paul> isn't pythonic to silently allow people to do something that almost
Paul> everyone agrees is wrong.
What is the definition of "inconsistent usage"? I just ran "python -tt
.../compileall.py over my local library and got plenty of complaints. The
first example I checked seemed okay to me. If I have
if foo:
foo()
where the first line is indented using four spaces and the second using a
single tab, is that considered inconsistent usage?
I'd offer that perhaps the Make targets that use compileall.py should either
invoke "python -t" or python -tt".
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