Tidy up comments and syntax

Author: Jared Manning

env_check.py

@@ -1,24 +1,25 @@
-# Script Name		: env_check.py
-# Author				: Craig Richards
-# Created				: 14th May 2012
-# Last Modified		: 
-# Version				: 1.0
+# Script Name   : env_check.py
+# Author        : Craig Richards
+# Created       : 14th May 2012
+# Last Modified	: 14 February 2016
+# Version       : 1.0.1
 
-# Modifications		: 
+# Modifications	: 1.0.1 - Tidy up comments and syntax
 
-# Description			: This script will check to see if all of the environment variables I require are set
+# Description   : This script will check to see if all of the environment variables I require are set
 
 import os
 
-confdir = os.getenv("my_config")												# Set the variable confdir from the OS environment variable
-conffile = 'env_check.conf'														# Set the variable conffile
-conffilename=os.path.join(confdir, conffile)								# Set the variable conffilename by joining confdir and conffile together
+confdir = os.getenv("my_config")                # Set the variable confdir from the OS environment variable
+conffile = 'env_check.conf'                     # Set the variable conffile
+conffilename = os.path.join(confdir, conffile)  # Set the variable conffilename by joining confdir and conffile together
 
-for env_check in open(conffilename):										# Open the config file and read all the settings
-  env_check = env_check.strip()												# Set the variable as itsself, but strip the extra text out
-  print '[{}]'.format(env_check)													# Format the Output to be in Square Brackets
-  newenv = os.getenv(env_check)											# Set the variable newenv to get the settings from the OS what is currently set for the settings out the configfile
-  if newenv is None:																# If it doesn't exist
-    print env_check, 'is not set'													# Print it is not set
-  else:																					# Else if it does exist
+for env_check in open(conffilename):            # Open the config file and read all the settings
+  env_check = env_check.strip()                 # Set the variable as itsself, but strip the extra text out
+  print '[{}]'.format(env_check)                # Format the Output to be in Square Brackets
+  newenv = os.getenv(env_check)                 # Set the variable newenv to get the settings from the OS what is currently set for the settings out the configfile
+  
+  if newenv is None:                            # If it doesn't exist
+    print env_check, 'is not set'               # Print it is not set
+  else:                                         # Else if it does exist
     print 'Current Setting for {}={}\n'.format(env_check, newenv)	# Print out the details