Now testing latest version

[Georg Brandl-3]

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Hi,

I've finally updated to the latest bzr version, and so far everything
seems smooth.  Some of the new customizables are really useful.

One question: what does py-backslashed-continuation-indent do?  When is
it used, and when is py-continuation-offset used?

Thanks Andreas for the work!
Georg
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[Andreas Röhler-2]

Am 12.09.2011 09:09, schrieb Georg Brandl:

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> Hi,
>
> I've finally updated to the latest bzr version, and so far everything
> seems smooth.  Some of the new customizables are really useful.
>
> One question: what does py-backslashed-continuation-indent do?  When is
> it used, and when is py-continuation-offset used?
>

Hi Georg,

thanks a lot caring for that.
Looks `py-backslashed-continuation-indent' is out of duty :) should be
dropped.

Andreas



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