martemyev

Hi, do you have an example that reproduces the unexpected behaviour?

I have older versions: autopep8, pycodestyle 2.3.1, but that's what I have ``` $ autopep8.py test.py -v ---> Applying global fix for E265 ---> Applying global fix for W602 --->...

So, this is what happens: 1. autopep8 reindents all lines globally https://github.com/hhatto/autopep8/blob/159bb88843e298534e46914da242e680a1c8c47d/autopep8.py#L3322 2. running pycodestyle after that doesn't reveal any W191 warnings 3. since autopep8 doesn't know anything about W191,...

Please check the links to the source code from the previous message. It shows that you can avoid running global 'reindent' function (that replaces tabs and fixes indentation globally) only...

I'm afraid you couldn't avoid looking at the code in this case.

Hi Jihuan, Thanks for the PR! While I appreciate the clang-format changes and I fully support enforcing one code style for future projects, I do not think that it is...

Hi Bruno, I haven't looked at the Gmsh development for a while now. I can take a look, but can't promise it will happen very soon, therefore user contribution is...

Hi WangYiKang0, unfortunately I am no longer actively maintaining this code, so I can't say for sure what's wrong, but my guess would be that STL model does not follow...

Hi, please take a look at https://github.com/martemyev/tethex/wiki. Hope this helps.