Here's one of the Python example files that come with Polystyle. Polystyle comes with style files for: Allman/BSD, Ellemtel, GNU, Kernighan & Ritchie, One True Brace Style, Unix Kernel, Linux Kernel, Stroustrup, Sun Microsystems, and Whitesmith. Each example file come in various indent styles, such as 2-space, 1-tab, 4-space, and others. Your style is easily configured using the Configuration Tool. To define your style, you simply edit an example file however you like.

#*
#* This is a recommended Polystyle Python example.
#* Reformat this file as you like to define your personal style.
#*
#* Notes:
#* 1.) If you customize this file, add and remove whitespace but do not add or
#*     remove code segments.
#*
#* 2.) Polystyle does not format comments based on examples. It will always
#*     format comments the same way.
#*
#* Copyright 2001-2003 Flashbulb Studios.
#*
#* http:#polystyle.com
#*

import a.b.c
from a import b as c, e as f, g as h
from consts import a, b

global a, b, c

x += j || k, y

assert [x for a for b if c if d](**y) < 6

del x

pass

print >> not x and !y

yield

[] = x

[a] = x[...]

[ a,
    b,
    c ] = x[a:b:c]

x = {}

x = { a: x }

x = {
    a: x,
    b: y,
    c: z
    }

x = ()

w = (x)

y = (x, y, x)

continue

exec a in x, y

class Example (A, B, C):
    def myMethod (a = 0, (x, y, z), as):
        if x: x()
    
        if !z:
            j = ++i & (i is not x)

        elif a:
            raise x

        elif b:
            field.method ((x), b, 'c')

        elif c:
            z=j[0][0][]

        else:
            return field.method()

        while k == j:
            h[0] += c--
            
            lambda x, y, z: a[][][]

        for x[] in y:
            break

        try:
            for x in y: pass; pass;

        except e, t:
            i >> 1
    
        try:
            raise e

        finally:
            i = i * 3, j, k

            return i + "0"

Next, in Step 3 we get the final result!