Improve error shown when there's no space between semicolon and url#592
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We could add a “hint: maybe you meant…” line to the error message. |
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You mean like this? Instead of the currently proposed: |
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I think Pradyun means something like |
Had to update `raise_syntax_error()` to accept a suffix string to put after the source string and error position marker.
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Fixes #529
I kind of wanted to also show:
when
urldoesn't end with;but this sentence seemed a bit unnatural to me and I couldn't think of a better way of phrasing it + if the user ends up not putting a space, they'll get the better message when they try for the second time anyway.I also originally wanted to say something more similar to Python's error messages, i.e. "Maybe you meant to put a space before the semicolon?" but that doesn't quite fit with the error message format ending with "at position ..":
Either way, I'm open to suggestions.