[Ka-Ping Yee]
> ...
> The only exceptions that don't currently conform, as far as i
> know, have to do with invalid literals.
Pretty much, but nothing's *that* easy.
Other examples:
+ If there are too many nested blocks, it raises SystemError(!).
+ MemoryError is raised if a dotted name is too long.
+ OverflowError is raised if a string is too long.
Note that those don't have to do with syntax, they're arbitrary
implementation limits. So that's the rule: raise
SystemError if something is bigger than 20
MemoryError if it's bigger than 1000
OverflowError if it's bigger than an int
Couldn't be clearer <wink>.
+ SystemErrors are raised in many other places in the role of internal
assertions failing. Those needn't be changed.
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