> [Martin v. Loewis] > > While working on unicodedata.c, I found that its indentation does not > > follow PEP 7. Is it ok to reindent it (i.e. use tabs)? > > Probably not, but I'd be in favor of it. unicodeobject.c too, and _sre.c, > and _hotshot.c, and ... the PEP 7 std is simply ignored. I'm in favor of reindenting too, but only if you're doing major work on a module. I.e. don't just reindent a module when you're fixing a few lines of code; but when you're doing a major refactoring, it should be fine. CVS-wise, it's better to do the reindent as a separate checkin, so you know you're not changing anything else. (Preferably just *before* you start doing any major surgery.) --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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