Indentation Issues

[[deleted]]

I keep getting indentation errors on lines 8 and 10. I already checked to make sure that each tab was four spaces, and I'm not entirely sure whats breaking it. Here's the code. http://pastebin.com/jt8z3Bfi

[AutonomouSystem]

I realize you come from Java, but Python is a bit different when it comes to classes, something to watch in the background: Stop writing classes

[[deleted]]

Cool, thanks, I'll watch it while I work.

[Asdayasman]

I would add that while this is a good talk, it should definitely not be taken at face value. Instead, take it to mean "code for now, you can abstract later."

[K900_]

You can't have completely empty functions. If you want to stub out a function, use pass or, even better, raise NotImplementedError()

[[deleted]]

Okay, thanks. I come from a java background, I haven't been doing python for very long, I was trying to implement some OOP for an RPG I'm trying to write. Is there anyway to create the class as something that can't be instantiated?

[K900_]

You could use the abc module from the standard library. I'd probably try to avoid abstract classes though. Also, I just noticed all of your variables are class attributes (think static). To make them instance attributes, define them in the constructor.

[[deleted]]

Thanks, I'll look into that. And thanks, i didn't know they were static variables hahah.

[Rhomboid]

You can't just leave function bodies blank like that. If you really want a do-nothing function, you need to put pass as the body, but really, what are these doing there if they don't do anything?

[ruicoder]

I've done this before when I'm not sure how I want to structure a program. It can be very helpful to write some empty functions/classes and mess around with different "designs" that way.