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# Test various flavors of legal and illegal future statements from test_support import unload import re rx = re.compile('\((\S+).py, line (\d+)') def check_error_location(msg): mo = rx.search(msg) print "SyntaxError %s %s" % mo.group(1, 2) # The first two tests should work unload('test_future1') import test_future1 unload('test_future2') import test_future2 unload('test_future3') import test_future3 # The remaining tests should fail try: import badsyntax_future3 except SyntaxError, msg: check_error_location(str(msg)) try: import badsyntax_future4 except SyntaxError, msg: check_error_location(str(msg)) try: import badsyntax_future5 except SyntaxError, msg: check_error_location(str(msg)) try: import badsyntax_future6 except SyntaxError, msg: check_error_location(str(msg)) try: import badsyntax_future7 except SyntaxError, msg: check_error_location(str(msg))
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