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The issue I am referring to is the indentation behavior of lists and other things in Python when on two lines. The result I am looking for is for Sublime to automatically indent like this example, making the code a little prettier:
def testmethod(argument1, argument2,
argument3, argument4):
pass
But in Sublime, when you press enter after line 1, and then type the remaining arguments, this happens:
def testmethod(argument1, argument2,
argument3, argument4):
pass
Obviously, this isn't very readable (and uncompliant with PEP 8 style conventions). I Googled around and found a few unresolved threads, no solutions. Running latest version of Sublime Text 2, on a Mac. Any help would be appreciated.
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This can (partially) be fixed by adding:
"indent_to_bracket": true
to your Packages/User/Preferences.sublime-settings file (linux). But unfortunetly it currently only seems to work for (), and not {}[].
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