use explicit tuple in exception#2061
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Yes, I think we should follow pep 3110. There may be more of these small errors lying around. I'll merge this fix now, thanks! |
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use explicit tuple in exception fixes #2056
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fixes ipython#2056 backported to 0.13.1 from PR ipython#2061
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fixes #2056 Do we want to try enforcing [pep 3110](http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3110/) and use `as` in every exceptions that uses `,` ?
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use explicit tuple in exception fixes ipython#2056
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fixes #2056
Do we want to try enforcing pep 3110 and use
asin every exceptions that uses,?