Ignore failure to delete list comp variables #535
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When iterating over a generator expression `gen` in a list comprehension `[for x in gen]`, the local variable `x` holds the value of each generated expression. When the list comprehension is done being evaluated, the local variable `x` needs to be deleted. This was already being done. If, however, `gen` is empty, `x` is never defined, and so deleting it causes an error. This patch adds a check to ignore that error.
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Whoops, fixed. |
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Awesome! Thanks for the PR. Somehow I missed the original issue. |
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When iterating over a generator expression
genin a list comprehension[for x in gen], the local variablexholds the value of each generated expression. When the list comprehension is done being evaluated, the local variablexneeds to be deleted. This was already being done. If, however,genis empty,xis never defined, and so deleting it causes an error. This patch adds a check to ignore that error.Fixes #236