Open PeterJCLaw opened 4 years ago
Maybe. I can imagine if we disallowed that the scientific python community would be just as furious as every time they discover they can't visually align decimals inside a matrix. (I think I've even seen examples where they visually align the sign of the number so that vertically it looks like:
- 0.01,
10.52,
-234.27,
Which I'm not endorsing as good general style, but I really don't want a tonne more issues from people complaining that we're making their code ugly.
Hrm, I can definitely see a case for that style in the specific case of tabular data.
Is it not enough to for this to have its own error id which can then be opted in/out?
Trying out the case you're suggesting, there are a couple of other errors I get, so users would already need to be handling those:
fab = [
- 0.01,
10.52,
-234.27,
]
demo.py:2:6: E222 multiple spaces after operator
demo.py:3:7: E131 continuation line unaligned for hanging indent
Though admittedly those errors don't show if the values are part of tuples rather than being on their own.
Should
pycodestyle
disallow whitespace between a unary negation and its symbol?