Python complaints
Tim Peters
tim_one at email.msn.com
Wed Nov 24 16:13:49 EST 1999
[Thomas A. Bryan]
> ...
> For example, I saw some code that I wanted to copy in DejaNews
> c.l.py archives, but the lines wrap in narrow columns in DejaNews.
> I had to reindent the code. Grrr.
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> I have also had problems when e-mailing code when I e-mail the
> code as text in the message instead of attaching a document.
>
> Is there a better way to transmit code so that possible
> indentation munging won't force the reader to reindent?
If you don't want to use attachments (chicken <wink>), avoid all control and
high-bit characters other than newline (which means, in particular, don't
use tabs! use spaces), and keep your maximum line length less than 80
characters.
good-advice-for-mailing-programs-in-any-language!-ly y'rs - tim
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