emacs in python mode does the correct thing, says the styleguide.

[Kalle Svensson]

Sez Laura Creighton:
[snip]
> I think that lining up continuation lines to match the first open
> round parenthesis is rather silly.
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> Is there some compelling reason to want this behavior, rather than, for 
> instance, one more indentation level than the line you are currently on
> that I am unaware of?

1. It puts all the arguments in the same general area.
2. It looks better.
3. My hoovercraft is full of eels.

The choise is yours!

Of course, now someone will pop up with a usability study of some sort, but
I leave that to you.  I like the way python-mode does it, and that's enough
for me.

Peace,
  Kalle
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