They mean like this, where `-` is tab and `.` is space: --def myfunc( ---foobar = 1, ---...baz = 2 --) (silly example, idk, you get what i mea

They mean like this, where `-` is tab and `.` is space: --def myfunc( ---foobar = 1, ---...baz = 2 --) (silly example, idk, you get what i mean) No matter what size tab stops you use, the `=` will always line up vertically, because the tabs are only used for the indentation (nesting level), not the visual alignment.