Hi Alex,
try using this line at the top of your python file:
from __future__ import with_statement
Brian
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 7:52 PM, Alex Stuart dstu...@cs.umn.edu wrote:
Hi,
I am attempting to write a Python script to do some basic transactions
with a Neo4j database. I'm using Jython 2.5rc1 and the latest neo4j.py
module on Ubuntu 9.04.
When I try to follow the code example on the neo4j.py page, I use the
with statement as it shows:
from neo4j import NeoService
neo = NeoService( /neo/db/path )
with neo.transaction:
ref_node = neo.reference_node
new_node = neo.node()
# put operations that manipulate the node space here ...
neo.shutdown()
However, when the with statement is parsed, the interpreter stops and
returns the following syntax error:
Syntax Error: 'with' will become a reserved word in Python 2.6
I've tried a bunch of different code and searched around for other
people having this problem, but to no avail. All of my stuff is up to
date, so why would the basic recommended code break on my system?
--Alex
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