On 3/20/15 8:01 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
In both of the above, the lines with 'bar' are semantically identical, but
indented very differently. This is contrary to the spirit of Python, where
indentation conveys semantic meaning. I strongly prefer the convention of
indenting 2 levels for continued lines, as in:
some_object.method_with_a_very_long_name(foo,
bar)
some_object.short_name(foo,
bar)
This doesn't help, but I prefer:
{{{
some_object.method_with_a_very_long_name(
foo,
bar,
)
}}}
That's one indent level for the args. If everything fits on one line,
leave it, otherwise each arg gets a line of its own, and even the final
arg gets a comma.
I'm with you on the horizontal-lining-up though, except in very rare
cases having to do with making lists or dictionaries from literals.
Paul
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