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Scintilla or PythonWin (from Active State) both available without charge
appear to meet your need.
<p>Colin W.
<p>Steve Holden wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Youir best solution to this problem would probably
be to use a text editor
<br>with block indent/outdent capabilities. There's a redent.py program,
but I
<br>think it retains the existing indentation level rather than computing
what
<br>level it's at and using the appropriate leading space string.
<p>regards
<br> Steve
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<p>"David Fuess" <fuess1@home.com> wrote in message
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<br>> I put together a single source by copying in only the parts I needed
<br>> from many test / example programs [mostly mine :-)]. Unfortunately,
<br>> there are indentation variations among the various parts. While it
<br>> runs fine, it makes editing difficult because the indent scale is
<br>> constantly changing. Does anyone know of a reformatter for Python
that
<br>> can put everything on the same indent scale?
<br>>
<br>> Thanks,
<br>> Dave</blockquote>
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