Fix MIB compilation with Python reserved keywords #68
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NouhaManai96
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Cherry picked in https://github.com/lextudio/pysmi and shipped in 1.3.0 release. |
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PySMI would fail to compile mibs that uses symbols that are Python reserved keywords.
Because the underlying PySNMP MIB representation is stored in Python files, those symbols are prefixed with
pysmi_here.However, this prefix need to be striped in this check for the compilation to complete. This PR handles this.