From: Blake W. <bl...@ph...> - 2003-02-12 14:56:48
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> > Either way, I've made my suggestion, and I'll be > > more than happy to code to whatever we settle on, > > so other than possibly voting, I think my > > contribution to this topic is done. > Ok, my 2cents. If there's PEP for a coding style > for Python, I think that We should stick close to > that -- I'm willing to reformat the code I've checked > in to match the PEP-8 guidelines. If it's not > specified in PEP-8, then I don't care much. I can > get used to lots. Okay, so that's two votes for using the Lyntin standard. At this point, I'll change my vote and say "Let's just use the Lyntin standard as it stands", so that we can all agree and get back to the important stuff. For instance, I would be more than happy to help you re-stabilize the core, if I knew which changes to make. If Will wanted to assign files to me, I would make the changes, and email them back, so that he could test them before checking them in. (I would try to test myself, but I don't know if we're going to check in the partially destabilized code, so that I can test. I guess I could get a copy of it from Will. That might not be a bad idea, now that I think about it.) Later, Blake. |