py-mark-expression marks too much

[Ed McCardell]

With code like this:

  somevar = "some string"
  # some code

when point is on the first quote, calling py-mark-expression marks the next several lines, no matter what they are.

This only seems to happen when point is in the first quote of a string literal which is the last thing on a line.

  somevar = "some string".some_property()
  # point at first quote works

  somevar = "a" + "b"
  # works at quote before a, fails at quote before b

I am using version 6.0.4

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

checked in a fix.
Can you try again with current trunk?

Please re-open the report, if the bug still exists.

thanks,

Andreas

[Ed McCardell (edmccard)]

For some reason I didn't get comment #1 in my email, but py-mark-expression works now.

But, was it intentional that all of the py-mark-* commands are no longer interactive?

[Andreas Roehler (a-roehler)]

Am 05.03.2012 12:24, schrieb Ed McCardell:
> For some reason I didn't get comment #1 in my email, but py-mark-
> expression works now.
>
> But, was it intentional that all of the py-mark-* commands are no longer
> interactive?
>

that was just an error in my script, which produces these functions, sorry.
Made a test for commandp, so it should not happen again.