Leading whitespace not rendered

[tyoung-JHUAPL]

With a slight tweak to the tutorial, I'm noticing it's not rendering the leading-whitepace on many of the lines in my browser.

Example code:

import justpy as jp
string = [
'JustPy',
'',
' What is JustPy?',
' Introduction',
' Hello World!',
' Under the Hood',
' News and Updates',
' License',
' Tutorial',
' Getting Started',
' Basic Concepts',
' Handling Events',
' HTML Components',
]
def my_click(self, msg):
self.text = 'I was clicked!'

def hello_world():
wp = jp.WebPage()
for sub_str in string:
print(sub_str)
d = jp.Div(text=sub_str)
d.on('click', my_click)
wp.add(d)
return wp

jp.justpy(hello_world)

I comes out as:
JustPy
I was clicked!
Introduction
I was clicked!
Under the Hood
News and Updates
License
Tutorial
Getting Started
Basic Concepts
Handling Events
HTML Components

[elimintz]

I am not sure I understand the problem. Which white space is ignored?

[tyoung-JHUAPL]

Sorry, now github stripped the leading whitespace from the code or there is some special whitespace character going on.

Attaching the source:
test_justpy.py.txt

[tyoung-JHUAPL]

> import justpy as jp

string = [
'JustPy',
'',
'    What is JustPy?',
'        Introduction',
'        Hello World!',
'        Under the Hood',
'        News and Updates',
'        License',
'    Tutorial',
'        Getting Started',
'        Basic Concepts',
'        Handling Events',
'        HTML Components',
]
def my_click(self, msg):
    self.text = 'I was clicked!'

def hello_world():
    wp = jp.WebPage()
    for sub_str in string:
        print(sub_str)
        d = jp.Div(text=sub_str)
        d.on('click', my_click)
        wp.add(d)
    return wp

jp.justpy(hello_world)

[tyoung-JHUAPL]

i.e. line 6 should have a string with a bunch of leading spaces. Is strip() called somewhere?

[elimintz]

If you want the leading spaces use Pre instead of Div:
d = jp.Pre(text=sub_str)