> > I'm in favor of reindenting too, but only if you're doing major work > > on a module. > > This request was actually triggered by python.org/sf/626485 and > python.org/sf/626548, which are pending on the issue of reindentation. > > > 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. > > I don't know whether these patches are major changes; I would (unless > advised otherwise) reindent them in a single commit, then update the > patches for MAL to reconsider them. Why does MAL prefer 4 spaces? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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