On Oct 12, 2008, at 6:45 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
> I vaguely think I remember this being documented somewhere as "by
> design". Plus historically it's a good idea for there to be a
> newline at
> the end of the file. Not defending the behavior, though.
The problem I see is that if the last line is not a comment, and you
strip() the code, it compiles fine. Also, if the code is in a script
file and you import it, it runs fine. It's only when calling the
compile() function that it happens.
My proposed fix was to add a newline, which allows it to compile
correctly. I just wanted to make sure that others saw the same
behavior first.
-- Ed Leafe
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