Skip Montanaro wrote:
> My guess is that -tt triggered a SyntaxError (maybe we should create an
> IndentationError that is a subclass of SyntaxError?)
Paul Prescod writes:
> +1
>
> That would be great for newbies!
Yes, but the name is confusing, because it isn't raised for every
sort of indentation error if it's only used for tab/space problems:
try:
1/0
1/0
finally:
pass
still would raise SyntaxError. Should that raise an IndentationError
as well? Or should IndentationError be named something else?
(Just adding IndentationError for -tt isn't hard, I have a
preliminary patch for that now. Adding it for the case above looks
harder.)
-Fred
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