Problem with assert testing two ranges

[dmcqfano]

Description

Fails after an assert with and of two (a<= b <c) type conditions with message
Parse error at or near `CALL_METHOD_1' instruction at offset 60

How to Reproduce

I've attached a zip with the source, code and output

test.zip

Source test.py

#! python3

def bug(cfg, dst, src):
    assert (0 <= dst <= cfg.WIDTH and
        0 <= src <= cfg.WIDTH);
    cfg.trace("hello bug");

Expected behavior

Well - that it wouldn't give a parse error but sonething reasonably similar to the input!

Environment

uncompyle6 3.7.0
python 3.8.3
on Windows 10

Additional Environment or Context

[rocky]

This has been addressed over in the decompyle3 project which reorganizes the grammar to better handle things like this.

I will leave so someone else to back port it here. The commit should give some sense of what needs to happen.

[dmcqfano]

Thanks very much. I'm impressed by how well it works as I'd used quite a few of the later facilities. Cheers, David

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On 31/05/2020 23:00, R. Bernstein wrote: This has been addressed over in the decompyle3 project which reorganizes the grammar to better handle things like this. I will leave so someone else to back port it here. The commit should give some sense of what needs to happen. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#317 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APZGFVZUCEA2NZXRG7R2NGLRULHQXANCNFSM4NPICZ5Q>.