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Wait, so you reconstruct the end delimiter using pass? That's one of the least-pythonic things I've ever seen. I really don't see how this could end up being
by thedufer 15y ago
Wait, so you reconstruct the end delimiter using pass? That's one of the least-pythonic things I've ever seen. I really don't see how this could end up being a problem - doing a block indent shouldn't be this difficult.
- lisper 15y ago> Wait, so you reconstruct the end delimiter using pass? Yes. > That's one of the least-pythonic things I've ever seen. What can I say? It works. > I really don't see how this could end up being a problem Do you use emacs? Open up two windows, each with an emacs editing some python code in python mode. Cut and paste some code from one window into the other.
- thedufer 15y agoI don't use emacs, but I use vim, and I suspect I've seen the problem you're talking about. Its the one where auto-indent puts extra indentation in pasted code? This is a problem of not knowing how to use your editor. For example, in vim I either open files in tabs (and use the vim yank buffer/clipboard) in the same editor, or go into `paste` mode to paste from the OS clipboard. I'm not sure what the solution is in emacs, but I guarantee there is one.
- snoble 15y agoAh ha! you guys weren't arguing about whitespace in code at all. This thread is just a proxy war for the vim/emacs holy war. I should have guessed.
- itmag 15y ago"Proxy war", lol :p Does that mean that nano and notepad will be recruited to do the actual fighting in the jungles of Vi-ed-nam?
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