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Here's a python snippet:
print("Hello World: !")
Running py2by on this snippet results in:
print("Hello World !")
The documentation explains that py2by is experimental- but I'd like to report this bug. Maybe there's an easy fix?
I discovered this bug when py2by-ing a souce file with type annotations (they break).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Perhaps by only removing colons followed by a \n or \r\n? But that doesn't do anything to stop multi-line strings like
\n
\r\n
""" This is: a multi-line string """
I imagine it would be a lot more complicated to find a fix for those cases, though they will be less frequent.
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Perhaps by only removing colons followed by a \n or \r\n? But that doesn't do anything to stop multi-line strings like """ This is: a multi-line string """ I imagine it would be a lot more complicated to find a fix for those cases, though they will be less frequent.
Why not simply stop deleting colons when it runs into a string and restart when the string is over?
Maybe my build would work better, assuming you still want to find one that may work My Build of Bython
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Here's a python snippet:
Running py2by on this snippet results in:
The documentation explains that py2by is experimental- but I'd like to report this bug. Maybe there's an easy fix?
I discovered this bug when py2by-ing a souce file with type annotations (they break).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: