* apt/*.py:

  - Almost complete cleanup of the code
  - Remove inconsistent use of tabs and spaces (Closes: #505443)
  - Improved documentation
* apt/debfile.py:
  - Drop get*() methods, as they are deprecated and were
    never in a stable release
  - Make DscSrcPackage working
* apt/gtk/widgets.py:
  - Fix the code and document the signals
* Introduce new documentation build with Sphinx
  - Contains style Guide (Closes: #481562)
  - debian/rules: Build the documentation here
  - setup.py: Remove pydoc building and add new docs.
  - debian/examples: Include examples from documentation
  - debian/python-apt.docs:
    + Change html/ to build/doc/html.
    + Add build/doc/text for the text-only documentation
* setup.py:
  - Only create build/data when building, not all the time
  - Remove build/mo and build/data on clean -a
* debian/control:
  - Remove the Conflicts on python2.3-apt, python2.4-apt, as
    they are only needed for oldstable (sarge)
  - Build-Depend on python-sphinx (>= 0.5)
* aptsources/distinfo.py:
  - Allow @ in mirror urls (Closes: #478171) (LP: #223097)
* Merge Ben Finney's whitespace changes (Closes: #481563)
* Merge Ben Finney's do not use has_key() (Closes: #481878)
* Do not use deprecated form of raise statement (Closes: #494259)
* Add support for PkgRecords.SHA256Hash (Closes: #456113)

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/python/generic.h b/python/generic.h
index a1b662bb..ce79a54c 100644
--- a/python/generic.h
+++ b/python/generic.h
@@ -4,24 +4,24 @@
 /* ######################################################################
 
    generic - Some handy functions to make integration a tad simpler
- 
-   Python needs this little _HEAD tacked onto the front of the object.. 
+
+   Python needs this little _HEAD tacked onto the front of the object..
    This complicates the integration with C++. We use some templates to
    make that quite transparent to us. It would have been nice if Python
    internally used a page from the C++ ref counting book to hide its little
    header from the world, but it doesn't.
 
-   The CppPyObject has the target object and the Python header, this is 
-   needed to ensure proper alignment. 
+   The CppPyObject has the target object and the Python header, this is
+   needed to ensure proper alignment.
    GetCpp returns the C++ object from a PyObject.
    CppPyObject_NEW creates the Python object and then uses placement new
      to init the C++ class.. This is good for simple situations and as an
      example on how to do it in other more specific cases.
-   CppPyObject_Dealloc should be used in the Type as the destructor 
+   CppPyObject_Dealloc should be used in the Type as the destructor
      function.
    HandleErrors converts errors from the internal _error stack into Python
      exceptions and makes sure the _error stack is empty.
-   
+
    ##################################################################### */
 									/*}}}*/
 #ifndef GENERIC_H
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ typedef int Py_ssize_t;
 template <class T> struct CppPyObject : public PyObject
 {
    // We are only using CppPyObject and friends as dumb structs only, ie the
-   // c'tor is never called. 
+   // c'tor is never called.
    // However if T doesn't have a default c'tor C++ doesn't generate one for
    // CppPyObject (since it can't know how it should initialize Object).
    //