Sorry if this is old news. I don't remember anybody reporting this,
but I don't follow c.l.py as closely as I used to.
I've been writing a lot of C++ lately and my mind is stuck in limbo
somewhere between C++ and Python. I inadvertently wrote the following:
x = 0
while x < 10:
# do something
++x
Interestingly, this runs, it just never terminates! Looks like
somehow ++x is being parsed as "+0 + x". Shouldn't this construct
be flagged as a syntax error?
This happens with both 2.1 and 2.2
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