I like to have the flexibility to indent in whatever style the code calls for. That said, looking over the Python docs again, their implementation of significan

I like to have the flexibility to indent in whatever style the code calls for. That said, looking over the Python docs again, their implementation of significant whitespace is a lot more flexible than I remembered. I didn't realize you could do one-line method definitions, and that the whitespace only kicks in when you write a multi-line block. Here's a question for you. In Python, if you have a couple of nested lambdas with multiline bodies, getting passed into each other as arguments, do you have to write the closing parenthesis on the correctly-indented line on the other side, or can it be tucked against the inner lambda? In a hypothetical significant-whitespace CoffeeScript, I'm thinking of this: elements.each(el => el.click(event => el.show())) Versus this: elements.each(el => el.click(event => el.show() ) ) Is the second form required to make Python-style whitespace work?