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Update Python grammar to include keywords introduced in Python 3 #91
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This supports microsoft/monaco-editor#1762. Note the new Python 3 keywords are: * `async` * `await` * `nonlocal` I also reorganized the list a bit because it seems like it contains a mixture of keywords and builtins (and `self`, which is neither...), so it is helpful to be specific to illustrate how to properly maintain the list.
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/cc @alexdima should be a non-controversial one? If I added too many comments, feel free to remove/edit as you see fit. |
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This supports microsoft/monaco-editor#1762.
Note the new Python 3 keywords are:
asyncawaitnonlocalI also reorganized the list a bit because it seems like it contains
a mixture of keywords and builtins (and
self, which is neither...),so it is helpful to be specific to illustrate how to properly maintain
the list.