김준환 added the comment:
x does not change.
sorry. I also haven't figured out the implementation in my head yet.
I want to provide some functionality to provide consistent indentation while
using formatting .
For example
"""
test
{multi_line_text}
""
김준환 added the comment:
Sorry, Can't edit comments
Please see the code example below
```
Class A:
def get_something_string():
return textwrap.dedent("""\
test text2
test text3
test text4""")
textwrap.dedent(f"""\
test
김준환 added the comment:
No, I know `textwrap.dedent` as a convenience function used for code
readability. But to have the result I want, I currently need to do something
like this:
If it's a method inside a class, it's even more ugly.
Class A:
def get_something_string():
return
김준환 added the comment:
"<<" This marks that line. ignore it
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김준환 added the comment:
If it's only for version 3.11, what do you think of the default behavior of the
dedent method being changed?
The method description says:
> Remove any common leading whitespace from every line in `text`.
```
def get_something_string():
return textwrap.ded
김준환 added the comment:
Sorry, it's an indent , not an intent .
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New submission from 김준환 :
If use textwrap.dedent with string formatting, may get unintended sentences.
For example, a sentence like this:
```
import textwrap
def get_something_string():
return textwrap.dedent("""\
test text2
test text3
