If you email the script to me, I'd be happy to take a look at it and
see if I come up with the same error (I'm running IDLE on a Windows XP
box here, cant remember if the filesystem is FAT or NTFS ;-))
Although as a relative newbie I've never come across it myself, one
possible source of such myst
First off, my apologies...Google Groups doesn't seem to want to let me
reply inline.
I refrained from putting the name in there as it's potentially
offensive (gotta love America). If you would aid you, I can send you
the entire Python script via. email. Editor was IDLE on Slackware Linux
using the
Well, copying and pasting this text, and changing <<>> to Foo so
that its a legal Python identifier (why did you not want to name your
class, out of curiosity), I get no problems with this.
class Foo:
def digest():
''' char[28] digest ( )
Return the digest of the strings passe
I'm having an odd problem. I'm getting an error from IDLE saying "End
Of Line detected while scanning single-quoted string." Odd thing is,
it's not single-quoted, it's one of the doc-strings (if that's what you
call them).
In the following code (class name replaced with <<>>), the error
is being h
