Set Unix line-breaks and PEP-8 compliancy#6
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Set Unix line-breaks and PEP-8 compliancy#6Ge0 wants to merge 1 commit intoarenanet:masterfrom Ge0:master
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Hey Ge0, Would you mind splitting the line ending change into a separate commit, so it's easier to review the rest of your changes? |
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Hey rstone, You're right, I'll separate commits yet I need to make another pull request for that. Cheers |
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#7 here we go :-) |
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Hello guys,
As I like python-sts, I've made the decision of refactoring the code.
First and foremost I've set UNIX line-endings for more consistency with other open source projets. Then I've modified sources so they are compliant with the well known PEP-8.
Hope you'll like it. :)