Improve and simplify the CommaProxyList algorithm. #146
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With this change CommaProxyList better handles and preserves non-standard (and even inconsistent) indentation, rather than assuming indented lists are indented by four spaces (fixes PyCQA#100). It also is significantly faster in very large files by avoiding use of ".indentation", which can require iterating over every element in the file. End-of-list comments are preserved at the end of the list, and inline comments are also preserved.
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I have the same issue, could this please be merged? |
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@Psycojoker, could you take a look at this? |
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@Psycojoker, could you reconsider merging this and #145? It dramatically improves the performance of the CommaProxyList algorithm. |
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+1 |
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With this change CommaProxyList better handles and preserves non-standard (and
even inconsistent) indentation, rather than assuming indented lists are indented
by four spaces (fixes #100). It also is significantly faster in very large files
by avoiding use of ".indentation", which can require iterating over every
element in the file. End-of-list comments are preserved at the end of the list,
and inline comments are also preserved.