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[Ben Finney]

"Gabriel Genellina" <gagsl-py2 at yahoo.com.ar> writes:

> 	Perhaps you are using an """indented
> 	triple quoted
> 	string""" ?
>
> The indentation goes into the string itself. You may use a global
> (module) constant to hold the string, by example.

Rather than letting technical issues dictate where to place your code,
you can keep the indentation for code readability and remove it when
the data is processed::

    >>> import textwrap
    >>> def get_text():
    ...     raw_text = """\
    ...         Blah blah
    ...         spam eggs spam
    ...         """
    ...     text = textwrap.dedent(raw_text)
    ...     return text
    ...
    >>> foo = get_text()
    >>> print foo
    Blah blah
    spam eggs spam

    >>>

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Ben Finney