[Raymond Hettinger]
> Okay, those two are fixed.
Thank you!
>> 2. Why didn't it echo the offending line?
> The code for com_error() screens out the line numbering when in the
> interactive mode. You get the full echo when running a script.
>
> What is interesting is that some syntax errors ("2 & * 3" for example)
> by-pass com_error() and echo the line with a caret pointing at the
> offending token.
Or plain "+" or plain "if" or "2 &" or "*3" or "from math import sin
as" etc etc. That's why I asked. I almost always see an echo echo
echo. But those are actually syntax errors, in the sense that can't
be derived from the formal grammar.
> These are both probably as they should be.
Not if it makes life harder for doctest <wink>.
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