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@@ -168,23 +168,23 @@ the body will be automatically parsed to JSON, YAML and XML (ElementTree) and at
 * request.yaml
 * request.xml
 
-    @route("/post/json",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
-    def test_json(self,request,**kwargs):
-        return "%s" % json.dumps(request.json)
 
-    @route("/post/xml",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
-    def test_xml(self,request,**kwargs):
-        return "%s" % ElementTree.tostring(request.xml)
-
-    @route("/post/yaml",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
-    def test_yaml(self,request,**kwargs):
-        return "%s" % yaml.dump(request.yaml)
+	@route("/post/json",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
+	def test_json(self,request,**kwargs):
+	    return "%s" % json.dumps(request.json)
+	
+	@route("/post/xml",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
+	def test_xml(self,request,**kwargs):
+	    return "%s" % ElementTree.tostring(request.xml)
+	
+	@route("/post/yaml",(Http.POST,Http.PUT))
+	def test_yaml(self,request,**kwargs):
+	    return "%s" % yaml.dump(request.yaml)
 
 
 *Routing requests by incoming content type*
 
-Based on the incoming content type in POST/PUT requests,
-the *same* URL can be hooked up to different router methods:
+Based on the incoming content type in POST/PUT requests, the *same* URL can be hooked up to different router methods:
 
     @route("/post/by/content",(Http.POST,Http.PUT),MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
     def test_content_app_json(self,request,**kwargs):
@@ -205,8 +205,7 @@ the *same* URL can be hooked up to different router methods:
 *Converting Python objects to content type based on what caller can accept*
 
 Instead of returning string responses, the code can just return Python objects.
-Depending whether the caller can accept JSON (default) or YAML, the Python objects	    
-will be automatically converted:
+Depending whether the caller can accept JSON (default) or YAML, the Python objects will be automatically converted:
 
     @route("/return/by/accept")
     def test_return_content_by_accepts(self,request,**kwargs):