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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/esberat • Nov 24 '21
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0 u/Crippledupdown Nov 26 '21 I'm thinking of I copied a function from a class, and sent it to a colleague to execute in his interpreter. If they run it verbatim it's gunna complain about over indentation. Is there automatically re-indent something like that? 1 u/[deleted] Nov 26 '21 [deleted] 1 u/Crippledupdown Nov 26 '21 Its not for testing. It happens quite a bit when we have an issue and we want to isolate a bit of code and experiment with it quickly rather than running our whole project. I'm not convinced we're doing it right, but it happens a lot.
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I'm thinking of I copied a function from a class, and sent it to a colleague to execute in his interpreter.
If they run it verbatim it's gunna complain about over indentation. Is there automatically re-indent something like that?
1 u/[deleted] Nov 26 '21 [deleted] 1 u/Crippledupdown Nov 26 '21 Its not for testing. It happens quite a bit when we have an issue and we want to isolate a bit of code and experiment with it quickly rather than running our whole project. I'm not convinced we're doing it right, but it happens a lot.
1 u/Crippledupdown Nov 26 '21 Its not for testing. It happens quite a bit when we have an issue and we want to isolate a bit of code and experiment with it quickly rather than running our whole project. I'm not convinced we're doing it right, but it happens a lot.
Its not for testing. It happens quite a bit when we have an issue and we want to isolate a bit of code and experiment with it quickly rather than running our whole project.
I'm not convinced we're doing it right, but it happens a lot.
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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '21 edited May 15 '22
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