Fix elif clause by extending parts to include previous elif parts #49
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Last elif clause node is created and added to parts as a list. When parsing the next elif (bottom-up order), as the last part is a list, then it wrongly created a ReservedWord node and add the previous list as word. The solution is to extend parts to include previous parts.
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Hey, thanks for separating this. Can you please add a test? You had an example in the original pull request, something simple along those lines can work. Thanks! |
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Last elif clause node is created and added to parts as a list.
When parsing the next elif (bottom-up order), as the last part is a list,
then it wrongly created a ReservedWord node and add the previous list as word.
The solution is to extend parts to include previous parts.