improved indentation and update formatting detection

Author: psifertex

python/binaryview.py

@@ -2614,12 +2614,12 @@ def add_memory_region(self, name: str, start: int, source: Optional[Union['os.Pa
 
 		The `source` parameter determines the type:
 
-		- `os.PathLike` or `str`: File path to be loaded into memory as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
-		- `bytes` or `bytearray`: Directly loaded into memory as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
-		- `databuffer.DataBuffer`: Loaded as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
-		- `fileaccessor.FileAccessor`: Remote proxy source.
-		- `BinaryView`: (Reserved for future).
-		- `None`: Creates an unbacked memory region (must specify `length`).
+			- `os.PathLike` or `str`: File path to be loaded into memory as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
+			- `bytes` or `bytearray`: Directly loaded into memory as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
+			- `databuffer.DataBuffer`: Loaded as a `DataMemoryRegion`.
+			- `fileaccessor.FileAccessor`: Remote proxy source.
+			- `BinaryView`: (Reserved for future).
+			- `None`: Creates an unbacked memory region (must specify `length`).
 
 		.. note:: If no flags are specified and the new memory region overlaps with one or more existing regions, the overlapping portions of the new region will inherit the flags of the respective underlying regions.
 
@@ -5209,10 +5209,10 @@ def update_analysis_and_wait(self) -> None:
 
 		**Thread Restrictions**:
 
-		- **Worker Threads**: This function cannot be called from a worker thread. If called from a worker thread, an error will be
-		logged, and the function will return immediately.
-		- **UI Threads**: This function cannot be called from a UI thread. If called from a UI thread, an error will be logged, and
-		the function will return immediately.
+			- **Worker Threads**: This function cannot be called from a worker thread. If called from a worker thread, an error will be
+			  logged, and the function will return immediately.
+			- **UI Threads**: This function cannot be called from a UI thread. If called from a UI thread, an error will be logged, and
+			  the function will return immediately.
 
 		:rtype: None
 		"""

python/transform.py

@@ -447,11 +447,11 @@ class TransformContext:
 
 	Each context can have:
 
-	- Input data (BinaryView)
-	- Transform information (name, parameters, results)
-	- File selection state (available_files, requested_files)
-	- Parent/child relationships for nested containers
-	- Extraction status and error messages
+		- Input data (BinaryView)
+		- Transform information (name, parameters, results)
+		- File selection state (available_files, requested_files)
+		- Parent/child relationships for nested containers
+		- Extraction status and error messages
 
 	Contexts are typically accessed through a ``TransformSession`` rather than created directly.
 

scripts/check_docstring_formatting.py

@@ -137,15 +137,43 @@ def check_docstring_formatting(docstring):
                     prev_indent = len(prev_line) - len(prev_line.lstrip())
                     is_indented_continuation = current_indent > prev_indent
 
-                    # Special case: >>> code blocks can have output lines between prompts
-                    # If current line is >>> and previous line has same or greater indent (but isn't also >>>),
-                    # it's likely output from previous command
-                    is_code_output = (description == 'code block' and
-                                     prev_indent >= 0 and
-                                     not prev_line.strip().startswith('>>>') and
-                                     not prev_line.strip().startswith('...'))
-
-                    if not is_prev_list and not is_sphinx_field and not is_indented_continuation and not is_code_output:
+                    # Special case for code blocks (>>>):
+                    if description == 'code block':
+                        # In Python interactive sessions, >>> prompts after output or continuations are normal
+                        # Skip if: previous line is >>> or ..., OR both lines are indented (in code example)
+                        if (prev_line.strip().startswith('...') or
+                            prev_line.strip().startswith('>>>') or
+                            (prev_indent > 0)):  # Both lines indented = inside code example
+                            # Don't report this as an issue
+                            break
+
+                    # Special case for bullet/numbered lists:
+                    # 1. Check if we're continuing a list (prev line is wrapped text from previous bullet)
+                    # 2. Check if we're nested under another list item
+                    is_nested_list = False
+                    if description in ['bullet list item', 'numbered list item']:
+                        # Look back to find context - skip blank lines
+                        for j in range(i - 1, max(0, i - 10), -1):
+                            check_line = lines[j]
+                            if not check_line.strip():
+                                continue  # Skip blank lines
+                            check_indent = len(check_line) - len(check_line.lstrip())
+
+                            # If we find a line at same indent that's also a list item, we're continuing a list
+                            if check_indent == current_indent and any(re.match(p[0], check_line) for p in patterns):
+                                is_nested_list = True  # This is a list continuation
+                                break
+
+                            # If we find a less-indented line that's also a list item, we're nested
+                            if check_indent < current_indent and any(re.match(p[0], check_line) for p in patterns):
+                                is_nested_list = True
+                                break
+
+                            # If we find a non-list line at current or less indent (intro text), stop looking
+                            if check_indent <= current_indent:
+                                break
+
+                    if not is_prev_list and not is_sphinx_field and not is_indented_continuation and not is_nested_list:
                         issues.append((i + 1, f"{description} without blank line before it"))
                 break  # Only report one issue per line