Coding Guideline

• Do not put Your name in the Files you edit, the source code is made by all of us!
• Do NOT use str(), use instead: unicode()
• Respect Margin at 80th character (PEP8).
• Write CONSTANTS names in upper case.
• Comment: your code! (if you didn't comment your code: GOTO Comment)
• Imports order:
• from future import absolute_import
• Python Base Modules
• Third Party Modules
• NINJA modules
• Be PEP8 Compliant (NINJA-IDE helps you with this!)
• Remove trailing whitespaces and include a blank line at the end of the file (NINJA-IDE helps you with this too!)
• Use Qt Translation for Text in the UI, for example:

self.tr("$1 text with param", "NINJA-IDE")
# "$1" represents a parameter that is going to be included in the String

• If your Classes are going to emit signals, please comment that in the header of the Class like this:

class Editor(QPlainTextEdit, itab_item.ITabItem):

###############################################################################
# EDITOR SIGNALS
###############################################################################
    """
    cursorPositionChanged()
    modificationChanged(bool)
    fileSaved(QPlainTextEdit)
    locateFunction(QString, QString, bool) [functionName, filePath, isVariable]
    openDropFile(QString)
    """
###############################################################################

(example: Editor Header)

• Always import modules, not class or functions directly (Except for Qt because every class starts with "Q" so its procedence is obvious)

#For example: IDE Module (NINJA-IDE)
from ninja_ide.gui import ide
ide.start()  #Call a Function
instance = ide.IDE()  #Instance from Class

#For Qt:
from PyQt4.QtGui import QWidget
w = QWidget()

#Never:
from ninja_ide.gui.ide import IDE
instance = IDE()  #Wrong! Not very intuitive!