Can someone explain why the following occurs?
a = numpy.zeros((100))
b = numpy.ones((10))
a[20:30] = b # okay
eval('a[50:60] = b') # raises SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Is there some line mangling that the interpretor does that eval doesn't do?
I see there's room for global and local parameters to eval. Would setting one of those be the answer?
Cheers,
Angus.
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Physiology, University of Auckland
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Secretary, Fencing North Inc.
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