eval and expressions

[zd]

Hello,

I have question is eval completely implemented as normal code run?  As recently I was trying simple code

a = eval('1 if 3 == 4 else 0')
print(a)

This normally works in when this is assigned to variable, but when it is in eval it seems to not work. This normally works in CPython 2.7 - 3.4 as I have tested. I have tested this in Editor on page 3.2.7 and also in my version 3.2.2 and seems to behave same. I do not use this kind of syntax too much, but got code where it was.

 module <string> line 1
  1 if 3 == 4 else 0
   ^
SyntaxError: eval() argument must be an expression
<completed in  39.00 ms>


Is there some reason for this? Anyway, thanks for best programming lang for web ;)

Regards,

zd

[Kiko]

Hi, it seems a bug in the parser.

Please, could you open an issue here: https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/issues

Thanks for the report.

 

Regards,

zd

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[Pierre Quentel]

Yes, it was a bug in the parser. No need for an issue in the tracker for this time, I have fixed it in the latest commit.

Thanks