Indentation problem with python3 and vim
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A sample of my python file is
def __init__(self, csvFile, chunksize=10000):
self.newName = csvFile[:-4]
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
self.csvFile=csvFile
self.chunksize=int(chunksize)
self.headers_without_timestamp = header_without_timestamp
self.total_rows = 0
self.username=username
self.password=password
self.dbname="data"
and it is well written.
I have the little error, but I can't fix it. When I ran the command python3 Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py ~/home/Data/DCIX_OB.csv 1000 7, I got
File "Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py", line 37
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
It is a problem related to the vim editor I guess because I set up an Ubuntu server and installed vim very recently. How can I fix the indentation error?
python vim
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
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A sample of my python file is
def __init__(self, csvFile, chunksize=10000):
self.newName = csvFile[:-4]
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
self.csvFile=csvFile
self.chunksize=int(chunksize)
self.headers_without_timestamp = header_without_timestamp
self.total_rows = 0
self.username=username
self.password=password
self.dbname="data"
and it is well written.
I have the little error, but I can't fix it. When I ran the command python3 Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py ~/home/Data/DCIX_OB.csv 1000 7, I got
File "Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py", line 37
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
It is a problem related to the vim editor I guess because I set up an Ubuntu server and installed vim very recently. How can I fix the indentation error?
python vim
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49
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A sample of my python file is
def __init__(self, csvFile, chunksize=10000):
self.newName = csvFile[:-4]
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
self.csvFile=csvFile
self.chunksize=int(chunksize)
self.headers_without_timestamp = header_without_timestamp
self.total_rows = 0
self.username=username
self.password=password
self.dbname="data"
and it is well written.
I have the little error, but I can't fix it. When I ran the command python3 Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py ~/home/Data/DCIX_OB.csv 1000 7, I got
File "Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py", line 37
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
It is a problem related to the vim editor I guess because I set up an Ubuntu server and installed vim very recently. How can I fix the indentation error?
python vim
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
A sample of my python file is
def __init__(self, csvFile, chunksize=10000):
self.newName = csvFile[:-4]
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
self.csvFile=csvFile
self.chunksize=int(chunksize)
self.headers_without_timestamp = header_without_timestamp
self.total_rows = 0
self.username=username
self.password=password
self.dbname="data"
and it is well written.
I have the little error, but I can't fix it. When I ran the command python3 Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py ~/home/Data/DCIX_OB.csv 1000 7, I got
File "Final_Fast_Version_Waqar.py", line 37
import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
It is a problem related to the vim editor I guess because I set up an Ubuntu server and installed vim very recently. How can I fix the indentation error?
python vim
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
asked May 16 at 2:23
Jeremie
33
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Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49
add a comment |Â
Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49
Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49
add a comment |Â
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Were you using Vim to write the script?
– ubashu
May 16 at 2:44
Yes, write this script with Vim.
– Jeremie
May 16 at 2:44
The error says it all actually, you're mixing tabs and spaces. Double check that you only use one of the two (4 spaces is preferred) for indentation.
– Timo
May 16 at 7:49