在Python代码上出现缩进错误无法解析缩进

Question

I am getting an error with this code. I'm trying to add a buff when I use a combat command. It just seems to be messed up with indentation errors. I'm remaking the game Star Wars Galaxies .

Code

import sys

def setup(core, actor, target, command):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_deb_def_1')
if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_advanced_paint_1'):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_debuff_1')
if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_paint_expose_1'):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_expose_1')
    return

def preRun(core, actor, target, command):
    return

def run(core, actor, target, commandString):
    return

Error

File "scripts/commands/combat/of_deb_def_1.py", line 5
if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_advanced_paint_1'):
^
IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level

^ is the error I get.

Answer 1

Apart from anything else, the code here:

if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_advanced_paint_1'):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_debuff_1')
if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_paint_expose_1'):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_expose_1')
    return

needs to be indented. Corrected code:

def setup(core, actor, target, command):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_deb_def_1')
    if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_advanced_paint_1'):
        command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_debuff_1')
    if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_paint_expose_1'):
        command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_expose_1')
        return

Also, you may want to dedent return , or remove it entirely as currently it has no effect.

But I'm unsure if this is the problem, although it is certainly a problem (unless the whole code you have given is itself inside another function definition, which would seem odd in this situation).

Failing that, I suspect you have either indented your code wrongly when posting it here, or mixed tabs and spaces (don't do that).

Answer 2

In order to assure that you did not mix up spaces and tabs, you can use tabnanny . For using it, simply go with your terminal into the directory where your file is saved and execute it:

>>> python -m tabnanny .

This example is taken from Python Module of the Week: http://pymotw.com/2/tabnanny/

Answer 3

According to the code given, it looks like the 4 lines starting from the first if actor.getSkill should fall under the function setup() .

def setup(core, actor, target, command):
    command.setBuffNameTarget('of_deb_def_1')
    if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_advanced_paint_1'):
        command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_debuff_1')
    if actor.getSkill('expertise_of_paint_expose_1'):
        command.setBuffNameTarget('of_adv_paint_expose_1')
    return