"Mr" <m******r******at_hotmail_dot_fr> wrote:
>...
> In python you can only have tab sized (4 spaces) indents like this, which looks
> more tidy/less error prone (though I understand people would like more
> flexibility and perhaps more compact concision) :
>...
>    object:
>        sphere:
>            center<0, 0, 0>
>            radius<1>
>            material:
>                texture:
>                    color<1, 0, 0>
>                reflectivity<0.2>
>...

Hi Mr

Python allows 1 or more extra leading spaces for each indentation level.
So you can actually write code like this:

for x in range(10):
  for y in range(10):
      for z in range(10):
              print(f'<{x}, {y}, {z}>')
  if (x % 2) == 1:
          print('---------')

what is recommended in pep8 is another matter:


    https://peps.python.org/pep-0008/#indentation

And BTW: Tabs are evil!

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