Re: Python indent region

[Mathias Dahl]

Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE> writes:

> And if these do not do it you can use rectangle functions to cut out
> a block of so many lines height and these few columns width, or
> "open" the marked lines by inserting as many spaces as the mark
> indicates or a particular string.

For example C-x r o (open rectangle). You can also use C-x r t STRING
to prefix a rectangle with a string.

And, finally, you can also use C-x TAB to indent region one space at a
time. With a prefix argument you can control the number of spaces and
you can even enter a negative argument to decrease the indentation.

I think you should have enough options now :)