I did something far cruder which is also how paredit itself works internally. Redefine the meaning of moving up, down, left or right by syntactic token. In Pyt

I did something far cruder which is also how paredit itself works internally. Redefine the meaning of moving up, down, left or right by syntactic token. In Python up/down is either by block (try, if, etc.) or by s-exp ([], {}, etc.) which Emacs is already capable of doing. By doing that you can effectively teach paredit a little bit about how the language works, as you're moving point around for it. Note that my crude hack was never more than a prototype. Though it did work in more places than it ought to.