parser: Accept #-space-% to allow writing PEP8-compliant Python code #1446
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Accept '# %' in parser script header definition because '#%' is against PEP8 (each line of a block comment starts with a # and a single space). Only minimal changes to achive this support are included. '#%' is still supported fully supported and remains in documentation. The full switch to '# %' is left for v8. Partial backport of 6352241 (OSGeo#1287).
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Accept '# %' in parser script header definition because '#%' is against PEP8
(each line of a block comment starts with a # and a single space).
Only minimal changes to achive this support are included.
'#%' is still supported fully supported and remains in documentation.
The full switch to '# %' is left for v8.
Partial backport of 6352241 (#1287).