Re: [Python-ideas] Implicit string literal concatenation considered harmful?

May 16, 2013


      10.05.13 21:48, Guido van Rossum написав(ла):
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I just spent a few minutes staring at a bug caused by a missing comma
-- I got a mysterious argument count error because instead of foo('a',
'b') I had written foo('a' 'b').
This is a fairly common mistake, and IIRC at Google we even had a lint
rule against this (there was also a Python dialect used for some
specific purpose where this was explicitly forbidden).
Could your please run this lint rules against Python sources? I found at 
least one bug in Tools/scripts/abitype.py:

typeslots = [
     'tp_name',
     'tp_basicsize',
     ...
     'tp_subclasses',
     'tp_weaklist',
     'tp_del'
     'tp_version_tag'
]

http://bugs.python.org/issue17993

Re: [Python-ideas] Implicit string literal concatenation considered harmful?

Serhiy Storchaka