Arthur wrote: >More surprising was the html colorizing problem. The colorizing code >relies on tokenize.py from the standard library - which keeps choking on >code that compiles and runs fine by Python. So I go to tabnanny.py, >which is seems to be there exactly to diagnose these kinds of issues. >But one of the symptoms of the problem is that tabnanny (i.e tokenize) >is parsing the file in such a way that it is reporting back line numbers >that don't correspond to the code when viewed in a text editor. > > More positive note - finding tabnanny.py. Never understood what it was and why it was there before.
But when I find myself putting print statements into tokenize.py library code, I just sense - having been around a while - that Python doesn't want me to be resorting to this and probably has a battery included that is more appropriate. Which is when I backed off and found tabnanny. Art _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
