Assuming some python buffer like:
#....
if 1:
print 1
where the selected region is "print \"1\"" (mark before "p"),
`python-shell-send-region' would fail with:
File "test.py", line 3
print 1
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block
The reason lies within `python-shell-buffer-substring', which assumes
that a region always starts with the correct indentation.
The attached patch fixes the above behavior: when the region doesn't
start with indentation, but the current block does (looking at
(current-indentation)), we prefix the fillstr with the correct amount of
indent.
python-buffer-substring.patch
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