Issue1591

Hi,

I have a Jython interpreter embedded in my Java code. My Java program has part of its GUI which emulates a terminal, so when a user types in a command I send it to the InteractiveInterpreter.runsource method to run the command or throw a syntax error or return true if the command is not complete.

When I try the following multi-line command the InteractiveInterpreter returns true when it should report a Syntax Error and return false:

for in range(1,5): <enter>
    print i <enter>
a = i <enter>
<enter>


in other words I am calling

myInteractiveInterpreterInstance.runsource("for i in range(5):\n\tprint i\na = i\n\n")

and it returns true

The two code samples you provided are different - the first is missing an "i" in the for loop, but the second has it. Also I see a tab (\t) in the second one so I'm not sure what you are asking...?

This bug is visible running the interpreter from the standalone command line interface as well.

Running jython (eg "java -jar jython-standalone-2.5.3.jar") to get to the prompt, then entering (as above):

for i in range(1,5): <enter>
    print i <enter> #the tab is here as well
a = i <enter>
<enter>

No error is raised where python would report a syntax error.

validPartialSentence in org.python.core.ParserFacade returns true even when not valid. Error seems to stem from PythonPartialParser.single_input() (should throw an exception but doesn't) which is not included in the source download from jython.org

Duplicate of #1460, which is fixed