On Tuesday 23 October 2007 09:15, Uwe Grauer wrote: > johnf wrote: > > On Tuesday 23 October 2007 08:14, Nate Lowrie wrote: > >> On 10/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> Is it perhaps the comments? I thought that we were not supposed to put > >>> comments immediately after class or def segments. > >> > >> No, the comments are fine... > >> > >> Ed, I don't see the error. Does it fire when you remove the manual > >> update binding? Does it fire when you remove the KeyChar event? It > >> should work, especially if you are getting the "FORM UP" and "PNL UP" > >> messages. > >> > >> Nate L. > > > > That is what I thought until we started seeing strange behavior from > > python due to comments. Larry is not talking about triple quotes but '#' > > comments. For example in the middle of a large app we would have > > something like. > > > > def something(self): > > # added some comment - normally it would say 'pass' > > here is the code > > > > We were creating dummy def's (place holders) with a 'pass' then later > > would just comment it out. If fact at some point were able to repeat > > the issue. All we did was remove the # comment and all started working. > > Larry and I are running python 2.5.1. > > Do you have a testcase for this "comment bug"? > I just can't believe it. > > Uwe We did at one point! Like I said it was repeatable. I believe Larry can confirm. Also any test case we could provide would be a little to large and require far to many dependencies to be a simple test case. I like to think I'm a practical programmer meaning that if removing a comment allows the program to run then I remove the comment. If there was some other cause like formatting or some other issue I really did not see it. So for now I never use a comment immediately after def or class - only triple quotes.
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