Isaac To wrote:
E.g., it is more difficult to cut some code in one function and paste it into another. So for best results one really have to use an editor (and perhaps other tools) that knows about such significant whitespaces.
Not really if one is wanting to maintain proper indention in both cases all one needs is an editor which is able to add or subtract indention levels. I certainly have had no problems in my Python coding on moving code around that are at different levels. Mark the block, move it, reindent it a level or two and be done with it. *shrug*
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