| 2011-10-04 11:26:56 |
Ryan Kaskel |
description |
I've browsed the bug list and didn't see this issue listed. Below is a sample file that demonstrates what happens. I am using 6.0.2.
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# Below is the default indenation. After the final ")", type a "#" and notice
# how it automatically indents when it shouldn't
marketing_companies = (
('ABC Marketing', 'http://example.com'),
)
#
#
# it will indent every subsequent "#"
# Until I delete the space in front of it
# I prefer this format:
marketing_companies = (
('ABC Marketing', 'http://example.com'),
)
#
# and the same thing happens
# I think this has to do with py-electric-comment |
I've browsed the bug list and didn't see this issue listed. Below is a sample file that demonstrates what happens. I am using 6.0.2. It doesn't happen with lists and dicts and only happens with tuples with a ")" on a line of its own.
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# Below is the default indenation. After the final ")", type a "#" and notice
# how it automatically indents when it shouldn't
marketing_companies = (
('ABC Marketing', 'http://example.com'),
)
#
#
# it will indent every subsequent "#"
# Until I delete the space in front of it
# I prefer this format:
marketing_companies = (
('ABC Marketing', 'http://example.com'),
)
#
# and the same thing happens
# I think this has to do with py-electric-comment |
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