> where stripIndent() has been defined as:
>
> >>> def stripIndent( s ):
> ... indent = len(s) - len(s.lstrip())
> ... sLines = s.split('\n')
> ... resultLines = [ line[indent:] for line in sLines ]
> ... return ''.join( resultLines )
Something like this should really be available somewhere in the standard
library (string module [yeah, predeprecation, I know], string method).
Everybody needs this kind of functionality, and probably more often than
many of the other string methods (title, swapcase come to mind).
-- Ville
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