Non-Indented python

[Jussi Jumppanen]

Chris Barker wrote:

> Frankly, I wouldn't even care which,
> although tabs may be a better choice because while "any decent editor"
> can be taught to insert N spaces when a tab key is pressed, apparently
> not all editors are "decent". I have found that using tabs for indenting
> is the only viable option for me on the Mac, and I have to change to all
> spaces when I move code to *nix/Windows, because the editors/IDEs I use
> there assume spaces. A real pain. 

You are just using the wrong Windows editors/IDEs :)

Most of the better editors/IDEs have no problems with tabs/spaces or 
even a mixture of the two.

Jussi Jumppanen
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