Indentation error... lol

[ironfelix717]

Unless it is illegal to nest classes in Python i'm not sure how its so obvious.

lines 36-24:

        def __init__(self,tablename):
             
        def Wipe(self):
 
        def Copy(self):
 
        def AddField(self):

and

lines 49-53:

def Count(self):
 
def Add(name,type="text"):
 
def Edit(self):

all of these are at the same level of indentation. That is why it is so obvious...You have like 7 functions without body. After each of these lines it expects indented block of code.

And also even if not illegal you sholud not abuse nesting . A class nested 3 levels deep... All I have to say is Flat is better than nested.
Zen of python

They are at the same level of indentation for obvious reason: they are all methods of the same class object. I'm laying out the structure of my object. I'm not writing the methods yet. So, i can't have an empty function in python? That's an awesome feature.

Disagreed about flat vs nested. Perhaps that is the "pythonic" way, to me, life makes more sense when there's a hierarchy. That's evident not just in programming.

Cheers