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[Thibault Fevry <618439@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This is the real patch in patch format, that doesn't have all the pep8
fixes, becauses bazaar skips some spaces fix.

You can use this if you don't want to use the .py file, or if you want a
fast overview of the changes.

** Attachment added: "Changes_Overview (Doesn't have all pep8 fixes.)"
   https://bugs.launchpad.net/gtg/+bug/618439/+attachment/1493285/+files/diff.txt

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Little cleanup on core.task.py (1 unused function and 1 function call + many pep8 changes.)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/618439
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Bug description:
[Running latest code.]

 So, what I've done is basically change some things in task.py.

 I've done this :

Removed :
 #the id of this task in the project should be set
 #tid is a string ! (we have to choose a type and stick to it)
 self.tid = str(ze_id)

Added :
 self.tid = ze_id #If regression, str(ze_id)

This avoids useless calls of str(), removes the 2 comment lines that arn't needed anymore and also allows ta tracks futures bad uses of ze_id.
 So far it worked very well, no problem with test suite, no problem with adding tasks, if there's some regression the comment is there to help.

Removed get_self_and_all_subtasks, was never used.

Added a long comment about removing one function, I tried to remove it, but had a little problem doing it, so I left a comment, for someone that works pretty often with GTG!, iw will probably easy to do the change.

Pep8 cleanup, removed 43 of 51 warnings.

Reorganized sometimes comments to be clearer about some little things.

I can't do a patch like bazaar ones, because it would remove all space changes and it's these changes that removes pep8 warnings. So i attach my own task.py file, which is ok in my computer. If you want I could provide a diff generated with bazaar, but that's a bit stupid, would remove 50% of my work.

This patch isn't very important, but from what I see, doesn't have any kind of negative effects.

 [Oh, and btw, my email for the authors file, is ThibaultFevry[at]gmail[dot]com ].