[Paul Prescod] > What are the chances of making python -t the default in Python 1.6? My guess is slim. Guido explictly chose not to make it the default when he introduced it, and I doubt it would be possible to dream up an argument he hasn't heard before <0.5 wink>. > It isn't pythonic to silently allow people to do something that > almost everyone agrees is wrong. FWIW, I agree. That and 3 bucks will get you a doughnut <wink>. Note that, in the pre-Barry pre-enlightenment days, the Emacs pymode routinely mixed tabs and spaces when people changed (as most did!) the default indent level (which Guido then insisted be 8, and which I strongly encouraged people to change to 4 in the pymode comments <wink>). That may have something to do with this, and if so "the new argument" is simply that we're another year removed from code produced under the old pymode regime.
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