Carl Banks imbosol at vt.edu
Tue Oct 1 23:16:09 EDT 2002

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Courageous wrote:
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>>> But makes impossible certain constructs that involving lining
>>> indentation level up with specific items of text in surrounding
>>> lines
> 
>>Actually, it doesn't. You use tabs to get up to the
>>current statement indentation level, and then spaces
>>after that for the purpose of lining-up.
> 
> Actually, it DOES. Your technique does not work.


Yes, this technique does work.

If you disagree, then tell me what tab setting the follwing lines
won't line up properly for:


<tab><tab>def long_function_name(argument1,argument2,
<tab><tab>                       argument3,argument4):


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