Bug in 0.9.6

cstruble@gnu.ai.mit.edu
Thu, 16 Apr 92 14:57:20 EDT

The only thing I've noticed so far is the use of the finally: clause. The
documentation states that a finally: clause needs to be placed after all
except statements, but python 0.9.6 won't accept a finally: clause at all if
except statements exist. For example, you can have:
try:
code...
except:
more code...

or
try:
code...
finally:
more code...

but not
try:
code...
except:
more code...
finally:
even more code...

This bug, or misfeature showed up when trying to run the python.py script.
Since I've just joined this group, I'm not sure if this bug has already
been reported. If this is a repeat bug, sorry.
See ya later,
Craig

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