Terry J. Reedy <tjre...@udel.edu> added the comment:
I finally caught an example, which was not immediately after restart. I copied
the two lines of output, entered 'import re\n' and the copied text was pasted,
then the line with the addition compiled, leading to the error.
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>>> for c in '℘·': hex(ord(c))
...
'0x2118'
'0xb7'
>>> import re'0x2118'
... '0xb7'
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> for c in '℘·': hex(ord(c))
I pasted the copied output into an issue on the browser and did other stuff
before coming back to this window to try something with re.
Differences from my initial report: No RESTART (though usually or often is), no
exception, not first entry (but first time not?).
Edit menu item 'Paste' and the shortcut are bound to IDLE-defined pseudoevent
'<<paste>>' which invokes method EditorWindow.paste which calls
event_generate('<<Paste>>'), where the latter event is a tk-defined event.
Where triggered? I could add a print-to-console in .paste? Happening only in
shell and after Enter suggest looking as shell-specific part of Enter handling.
If never on Linux, could x-11-only fix-x11-paste (called in pyshell.main)
explain why not?
I searched stackoverflow [tkinter] questions for 'paste'. Got 840 responses,
looked as first page, saw nothing relevant. Adding 'unwanted', 'unexpected',
or 'spontaneous' resulted in no hits. I will consider asking a question myself.
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nosy: +epaine
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