RE: python like syntax for lua

["Nick Trout" <nick@...>]

> The interpreter does its best to do the right thing. You can 
> use as many spaces as you want, and as many tabs as you want. 
> You can even mix them, and also exchange them (to exchange 
> you need 8 space tabs).

If you read the Python style guidelines by Guido you aren't supposed to
mix tabs and spaces for obvious reasons.

http://www.python.org/doc/essays/styleguide.html

If you aren't going to take any other language features, other than
indentation, it seems a little misleading to associate the project with
Python? Isn't the only thing you'll gain that you don't have to type in
do...end ? You are free to indent how you like in Lua.