Disallow TAGSTRING_START after the conversion character in an f-string #67
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Nice, although this does make the code more complicated. It's already quite hard to follow what's going on -- I was mostly "programming by random modification" in the tag-strings-v2 branch. |
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That's true. Maybe it isn't worth it? Either way, one of the thing on my to-do list is to start adding comments to the different parts of the tokenizer, where the logic may be hard to follow, like we discussed at PyCon. |
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Opening this, just so you know what I meant in jimbaker/tagstr#22 (comment) and because I'll be on a plane the whole day tomorrow.
This PR solves 3/5 failures in
test_fstringwith the other two being related to what I wrote in jimbaker/tagstr#22 (comment).