Removes trailing whitespace and fixes some epydoc warnings #5
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Signed-off-by: Ft. Knox <[email protected]>
The fixes were mostly related to indentation in docstrings, with one notable exception. The FCPNode.defaultCompressionCodecString method does not take a parameter based on its signature, do I think that the '@param' line in this docstring was a typo and has been removed. Signed-off-by: Ft. Knox <[email protected]>
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This PR removes trailing whitespace from all of the python files. This is primarily a cosmetic tweak, but unexpected whitespace do not seem to be a good thing to keep around in a language where preceeding whitespace matters.
This PR also fixes 4 epydoc warnings, mostly to do with indentation in docstrings, with one notable exception. The FCPNode.defaultCompressionCodecString method does not take a
parameter based on its signature, do I think that the '@param' line in this docstring was a typo and has been removed.