Re: [Webware-devel] cvs is broke

2002-06-21 Thread Chuck Esterbrook
> >$ python ExceptionHandler.py > > File "ExceptionHandler.py", line 212 > >Writes a table whose contents are given by listOfDicts. The > >^ > >SyntaxError: invalid syntax On Friday 21 June 2002 07:29 pm, Ian Bicking wrote: > I'm confused... I'm not getting the same thing. But then, I'm

Re: [Webware-devel] Fixing doc strings

2002-06-21 Thread Edmund Lian
Chuck wrote: >But now you have let me down! VIM > >;-) > > >I personally recommend: > Kate on linux > UltraEdit on windows > or: > SciTE on * Mumble, mumble... I needed to use something that didn't require a GUI, could run over a telnet session, and was cross-platform. Once you have the

Re: [Webware-devel] cvs is broke

2002-06-21 Thread Edmund Lian
>$ python ExceptionHandler.py > File "ExceptionHandler.py", line 212 >Writes a table whose contents are given by listOfDicts. The >^ >SyntaxError: invalid syntax I came across this very problem today. There's some deeper issue involved since changing """ back to ''' in ExceptionHandler.

Re: [Webware-devel] cvs is broke

2002-06-21 Thread Ian Bicking
I'm confused... I'm not getting the same thing. But then, I'm unclear enough on CVS that I might not be looking at the same version of the file as you. On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 19:50, Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > $ python ExceptionHandler.py > File "ExceptionHandler.py", line 212 > Writes a tabl

[Webware-devel] cvs is broke

2002-06-21 Thread Chuck Esterbrook
$ python ExceptionHandler.py File "ExceptionHandler.py", line 212 Writes a table whose contents are given by listOfDicts. The ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax This probably came from the ''' --> """ change. What's interesting is that I expected install.py to crap out since it supposedly

Re: [Webware-devel] Fixing doc strings

2002-06-21 Thread Chuck Esterbrook
On Thursday 20 June 2002 12:01 pm, Edmund Lian wrote: > Ian and Tavis, thanks for the quick reply regarding single versus > double quoted triplets. Seems to me though, that if the issue is > Emacs can't understand triple quoted strings that use apostrophes, > then Emacs should be fixed, not Python