[PyKDE] Re: Eric: does not recognize function with non-simple expression as default argument value

[Detlev Offenbach]

Hi,

thanks for this report. I'll look into it.

Detlev

Am Sonntag, 3. Oktober 2004 20:24 schrieb Parzival Herzog:
> Congratulations on the release of Eric 3.5.0! Perhaps the following
> problem will be gone in 3.5.1! ;-))
>
> I found that a function like:
>
> def secs2radians(secs, _cvf=math.pi/(180.0*3600.0)):
>     return secs*_cvf
>
> would not appear as a function listed under its source file in the project
> tree view, but if I changed it to
>
> def secs2radians(secs, _cvf=math.pi/180.0*3600.0):
>     return secs*_cvf
>
> and saved the file, it would appear. So some parser in eric3 is quietly
> rejecting the first syntax. Perhaps it uses a regular expression which does
> not accept nested parentheses?
>
> Also a definition with structured arguments such as:
>
> def rotate((x,y,z),(a,b)):
>     return (x,y), (z,a,b)
>
> is not recognized, while
>
> def rotate(x,y,z,a,b):
>     return (x,y), (z,a,b)
>
> is recognized.

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Detlev Offenbach
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