manual typing results in indentation errors

[celiasmith]

If you start with the following code, minus the line with 'b' on it, and type that line in manually, you get:

IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level

You can only make this go away by putting your cursor in front of b and deleting twice (so it goes on the 'a' line), and hitting return.

import nengo

model = nengo.Network()
with model:
    a = nengo.Ensemble(n_neurons=80, dimensions=2, label="testasdfasdfasdfasfd")
    b = nengo.Ensemble(n_neurons=10, dimensions=1)

import nengo_gui
gui = nengo_gui.Config()
gui[model].scale = 2.145446542011098
gui[model].offset = 458.69787319655416,294.9288828261817
gui[a].pos = -79.375, 5.555
gui[a].scale = 1.000
gui[b].pos = -135.614, -58.025
gui[b].scale = 1.000

[tcstewar]

Hmm, looks like the file somehow got tabs in it. Did you edit it with a different editor that inserts tabs?

In any case, I'll toss in a replace('\t', ' ') and that should to it....

[celiasmith]

Ah yes, my bad.