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Add True, False, None and nonlocal as keywords in Python 3 only #201

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JukkaL opened this issue Jul 8, 2013 · 2 comments
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Add True, False, None and nonlocal as keywords in Python 3 only #201

JukkaL opened this issue Jul 8, 2013 · 2 comments
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JukkaL commented Jul 8, 2013

The lexer should recognize True, False, None and nonlocal as keywords in Python 3 code.
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I think that None is a keyword in Python 2 as well. Additionally, print is not a keyword anymore in Python 3.

I've added print as a Python2 specific keyword and nonlocal as a Python3 specific one in PR #504. They other three are not a trivial change in the lexer, because also the parser has to handle them differently so I did not include them.

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I think @ddfisher introduced this a while ago.

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