Python Line continuation dictionary I have a function that needs to return the call to another function that have some parameters. Let's say, for example, the following:

def some_func():
   iss = do_something()
   example = do_something_else()

   return some_long_name('maybe long string', {'this': iss, 'an': example, 'dictionary': 'wich is very long'})


I want to adjust it so it will comply with PEP 8. I tried:

def some_func():
   iss = do_something()
   example = do_something_else()

   return some_long_name('maybe long string', {'this': iss,
                                               'an': example,
                                               'dictionary': 'wich is very long'})


But it still goes way beyond 80 characters. So I did a two step 'line continuation', but don't know if it's how it's done.

def some_func():
   iss = do_something()
   example = do_something_else()

   return some_long_name('maybe long string',
                         {
                             'this': iss,
                             'an': example,
                             'dictionary': 'wich is very long'
                         })


Or should it be something like:

def some_func():
   iss = do_something()
   example = do_something_else()

   return some_long_name('maybe long string',
                         {'this': iss,
                          'an': example,
                          'dictionary': 'wich is very long'})


I would appreciate some insight so I can maintain a better code because PEP8 doesn't explain it very well.
In my opinion, use Explaining Variables or Summary Variables express the dict. I like this coding style as follows.

keyword = {
    'this': iss,
    'an': example,
    'dictionary': 'wich is very long',
}
return some_long_name('maybe long string', keyword)