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Fix detection of complete input with line continuations inside a multiline string #10157

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I thought that tokenize accepted multiple lines of input as a single 'line' from the readline callback, and it does in most cases, but in this case the behaviour makes a difference.

Closes #9841.

Alternative to #9899.

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Carreau commented Jan 13, 2017

can you rebase/repush. Travis is unhappy because GitHub was showing unicorns, and refuse to get restarted.

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Rebased, Travis is happy now. Appveyor's still going, but as it doesn't run the tests, we're basically just heating up someone's datacentre there.

@Carreau Carreau merged commit 6bf8bd1 into ipython:master Jan 13, 2017
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Carreau commented Jan 13, 2017

Do you want to attempt a backport ?

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Let's have a go!

@meeseeksdev backport to 5.x

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…ations inside a multiline string

I thought that tokenize accepted multiple lines of input as a single 'line' from the readline callback, and it does in most cases, but in this case the behaviour makes a difference.

Closes  9841.

Alternative to  9899.
Carreau added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 14, 2017
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