PEP8 way of Python code commenting. '#' -> '# ' #8
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PEP8 recommends to comment using # + space. While it is just a style guide, code quality tools like landscape.io raise style problems when not followed resulting in very poor score. Changing '#' to '# ' made my project ObjectPath (ca. 1500 lines) score better by 4% there.
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PEP8 way of Python code commenting. '#' -> '# '
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Thanks - this might annoy a few people (existing users), but I think they'll get use to it. |
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Oh, btw, I think this meant to go into the "trunk" (master) branch: |
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Thanks! BTW, It didn't let me submit a pull request for master. |
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PEP8 recommends to comment using # + space. While it is just a style guide, code quality tools like landscape.io raise style problems when not followed resulting in very poor score. Changing '#' to '# ' made my project ObjectPath (ca. 1500 lines) score better by 4% there.