Darren New <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
> > Indenting is easier when the editor does it for you.
> You should try an IDE that indents Python for you. It's really actually
> fewer keystrokes than C-like languages, because the start-of-indent is part
> of the syntax. There's an indent key and a dedent key
In emacs there's one single key for indenting, which will indent new lines
or existing lines, regardless of where in the line the cursor is at the
moment and whether the line is currently over-indented or under-indented.
How is that "fewer keystrokes".
> and you use them *instead* of { and }.
{ and } have nothing to do with indentation. They aren't even necessary
for all code blocks.
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- Warp
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