how to disable smart indentation following a blank line

Hello Sok,

There is no option to control this behavior (and I don't see why it should

be optional; it should work correctly by default). Feel free to vote for

http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/PY-3009

Let's say I have just created a function and am ready to create

another one, i.e. (dot = space, underscore = cursor)

def test(self):

...print 'abc'_

Pressing Enter now will create a line with 4 leading space:

def test(self):

...print 'abc'

..._

Since I am done with this function, I just press Backspace followed by

Enter, which will again create a line with 4 leading space:

def test(self):

...print 'abc'

..._

which is rather annoying as I will need to press Backspace again

before I can type {{def}}.

Is there an option to keep smart indentation, but changing its

behavior such that pressing Enter on a blank line will just create

another blank line?

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Dmitry Jemerov

Development Lead

JetBrains, Inc.

http://www.jetbrains.com/

"Develop with Pleasure!"

Voted. Thanks :-)