Style guidelines. about trade-dangerous HOT 7 OPEN

Do you know any other python project that have the "Blank lines must have the same indentation level as the immediately following non-blank line" rule? Or for that matter the rest of the guide.

I'm just trying to automate my toolset and would appreciate hints on how other have configured their linters etc.

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I don't know of any other python projects, period.

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Regarding the indentation, I'm still trying to figure out how pylint checkers work in order to make one to correctly handle the indenting, as well as setting up pylint to conform to the style being used in TD, such as naming conventions, etc.

I'm not finding very good documentation on how checkers work, and the custom_raw.py example isn't much help, but I did manage to figure out how to correctly automate the indentation using find and sed:

find * -type f -name "*.py" -print0 | xargs -0 sed -i -e '/^ *$/{N;s/^ *\n\( *\)\(.*\)/\1\n\1\2/}'

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As this is written in Python 3.x, using PEP 8 as the style guide makes the most sense, no?

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Except as the above differs from that, sure.

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How can { eggs: 2 } be OK if spaces immediately inside brackets or braces is to be avoided?
Is it a typo or can you clarify

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Typo, I think

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