IDLE/Python on Asus EEE PC

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Alex van der Spek

Simple Python programs edited and run through IDLE work fine on my Ubuntu
Linux system without any editing.

However on my Asus EEE PC IDLE complains about incorrect formatting
(indentation) or possibly mixing tabs/spaces. The source code is exactly
the same. There is no incorrect formatting and certainly no use of tabs.

I created the program on my EEE, was unable to find anything wrong with
it and decided to test it on my desktop. I was amazed that it runs fine
there.

Can anyone explain this? I use the full desktop Xandros OS on the EEE. I
downloaded IDLE from the Debian repositories.

Thanks in advance,
Alex van der Spek
 
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MRAB

Alex said:
Simple Python programs edited and run through IDLE work fine on my Ubuntu
Linux system without any editing.

However on my Asus EEE PC IDLE complains about incorrect formatting
(indentation) or possibly mixing tabs/spaces. The source code is exactly
the same. There is no incorrect formatting and certainly no use of tabs.

I created the program on my EEE, was unable to find anything wrong with
it and decided to test it on my desktop. I was amazed that it runs fine
there.

Can anyone explain this? I use the full desktop Xandros OS on the EEE. I
downloaded IDLE from the Debian repositories.
If it's not tabs, then is it line endings?
 

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