I was creating a grammar for speech commands for Emacs and while building a
two-dimensional matrix, i.e. found indentation that wasn't right: here's the code
feature_operation_matrix = {
"character": {
"kill": "{ctrl+k}",
"delete": "{esc}xdelete-backward-char",
"copy": "{esc}xdelete-forward-char{ctr;+y}",
"left": "{ctrl+b}",
"right": "{ctrl+b}"},
"word": {
...."kill": "{esc}d",
...."delete": "{esc}b",
...."copy": "{esc}d(ctrl+y)",
...."left": "{esc}b",
...."right": "{esc}b"},
"line": {"kill": "", "delete": "", "copy": "", "left": "", "right": ""},
"paragraph": {"kill": "", "delete": "", "copy": "", "left": "", "right":
""},
}
the nested dictionary isn't indenting like the way I expect. the dictionary
entry with key "character" is what I get from the editor the dictionary entry
with key "word" has four dots indicating where I think indentation should be.
otoh, It's been a year since I touched python so I may have buggered something.
I will figure something out in the morning when I finish this grammar element
but in the meantime, I wondered if this was the kind of indentation problem
folks have been experiencing.
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