Code style

This is the current code style for SPQR. I'm not going to defend it here (I think it's good, you may disagree), but feel free to add comments.

Code:

class CClassname(object):
    def __init__(self, some_argument):
        """A very simple function definition,
            Written over more than one line"""
        self.some_variable = some_argument
        # comment - did I mention we use tabs?
        a = 5 + 3
        if some_test:
            doSome(code)

    def someFunction(self, more_data_like_this):
        return what_you_need

Functions are written as verbs doSomethingNow

Variables are written as nouns this_is_my_data

Function docstrings are NOT optional.

It is better, in general, to over-comment rather than under-comment. Comments should tell you WHY, since the code tells you HOW.
However, too much commenting is a sign that something is wrong.

That's all for now folks

One more thing: we use TABS to indent, not spaces.

I have amended this to something a lot closer to PEP-8, as you can see from above. I figured that the code last week was about 9200 lines, now it's back down to about 5500 so now was the best time to get to work and change the style. Most of the main classes are done, but it'll still take a week or so till I'm completely done

Haha

A few spare hours at work and fast keyboard speeds: the whole codebase is now at this new standard