On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Moshe Zadka wrote:
> > What was your point?
>
> That "... " in the beginning of the line is not a syntax error.
So? You can put "... " at the beginning of a line in a string, too:
>>> a = """
... ... spam spam"""
>>> a
'\012... spam spam'
That isn't a problem with the suggested mechanism, since dropdots
only comes into effect when the *first* line entered at a >>>
begins with ">>> " or "... ".
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