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I'm not sure I'd call it controversial, but it is definitely a small annoyance because of muscle memory. Anyway, in the grand scheme of things this is really i
by maciejgryka 13y ago
I'm not sure I'd call it controversial, but it is definitely a small annoyance because of muscle memory.
Anyway, in the grand scheme of things this is really insignificant :) The fact that PEP8 exists at all is just one of the things making Python great!
- throw_away 13y agoYa. Seems like it would have been better if the implementation of variable-width fonts didn't goof and over-correct when presented with two spaces. As it is, they need to do something special when they see Mr. SoAndSo or Dr. SoAndSo, which would be, presumably, language-dependent. Then, everyone could always type two spaces after a sentence-ending period and it would always look good, regardless of whether it was rendered as fixed- or variable-width.