> I'd agree with Peter Loron. When developing code I often cut deeply
> indented big chunk of code and paste it as minimally indented into
> another big block of deeply indented code. This way you clearly see
> what you've pasted in. After debugging the code I indent the pasted
> code properly. With Python this style of debugging won't work, as I
> see.

I agree that this is a problem. But does it more important than the 
guaranteed correspondence between what you see (at first glance) and 
what you get (when it runs)?

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