Re: [CEDET-devel] Python

[Eric M. L. <er...@si...>]

>>> Vladimir Kazanov <vka...@in...> seems to think that:
>Oh, seems so :)
>
>Nevertheless, it would be interesting to contact a person who was
>developing python grammar and could deal with problems found in
>the module. I could name a few...
>
>Of course, it would be interesting to fix those on my own, but I don`t
>feel confident enough about Elisp programming.
  [ ... ]

I'm sure there are several folks, including myself, who would
code-review your changes before submitting them if you are worried
about your Elisp skills.

If the issues you allude to are in the grammar, then the first step is
actually to build up a test file.  The file
cedet/semantic/tests/test.py might be a good start, but it is full of
all sorts of misc stuff that could probably be compressed into simpler
cases.  Adding in unit-test markers for smart completion, and some of
the other features would be the next logical step after fixing the
grammar.

Since I don't know python, I can't really fix it and know I've
covered the right kinds of things.  Once we have a good test case, I
can help guide someone through the first steps of updating the
grammar.

Eric

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