Warp wrote:
>   How is that "fewer keystrokes".

That's "reindenting". I'm talking about indenting as you type. That kind of 
indenting isn't useful in Python, any more than a macro to "add in the 
missing braces" is useful.

>> and you use them *instead* of { and }.
> 
>   { and } have nothing to do with indentation. They aren't even necessary
> for all code blocks.

And indenting isn't necessary for all code blocks in Python. But, like { } 
in C, indenting is necessary when you have several statements on separate 
lines that you want as a block.

I'm saying that indenting isn't a tedious matter of typing the right number 
of tabs on each line in Python.

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