Use 4 space indentation in run-bindgen.py #98
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Python style (PEP8) is 4 space indentation, and you'll be hard pressed to find anything else in the python community. We should match up with expectations, editor defaults, etc.
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Fair enough. @bors-servo: r+ |
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Use 4 space indentation in run-bindgen.py Python style (PEP8) is 4 space indentation, and you'll be hard pressed to find anything else in the python community. We should match up with expectations, editor defaults, etc. r? @emilio
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Python style (PEP8) is 4 space indentation, and you'll be hard pressed
to find anything else in the python community. We should match up with
expectations, editor defaults, etc.
r? @emilio