Dedent prefix bugfix + tests: #142

[dwf]

Re: issue #142, this expands the inputsplitter regex for 'dedentation' to correctly handle ignore lines such as "passes += 1", which should not dedent even though it begins with "pass". It's fine with arbitrary trailing whitespace and a few other wacky corner cases (return() is valid Python, as is return(0), same with raise(TypeError()), etc. -- these only dedent if you at least have a close paren after the open paren.)

Also adds tests for these new behaviours.

[takluyver]

Works for me. Thanks, David.

[dwf]

Okay, I think I've got the hang of it. It appears you can have a period afterward and it will still work (tested in a dummy project). Sorry if anyone got flooded with email. :P

[fperez]

Thanks a lot David! Merged and pushed. Good luck with those exams :)

[dwf]

On 2011-04-10, at 2:43 AM, fperez wrote:

Thanks a lot David! Merged and pushed. Good luck with those exams :)

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Very welcome. Thankfully it's exam, singular, and minor IPython hacking is proving to make for refreshing breaks from graph theory/dynamic programming proofs. :)