I've seen this kind of bs on occasion.
Once in a very long while, I need to nuke .pyc files... when it *seems* to run them rather than newer .py files.
Also, I'd look at line-ending problems (maybe there are a few lines that have windows-y ones or something) and or indentation problems; sometimes if a file is mixed between tab and spaces, this kind of parsing error happens.
Usually an exception that points to something that is clearly NOT a problem (like a comment) indicates that something just before that point is wrong; like maybe an if statement doesn't have a colon, or a parenthesis isn't closed.
Sometimes this has happened to me when I thought I restarted the process, but did not -- maybe the PID file gets out of date, or the process is zombified in some weird way; in those cases a restart appears not to help, but only because I'm not actually restarting like I think I am. Very frustrating. I don't think I've had any problems related to .pyc files, though -- though if your clock is screwy that could certainly happen (since .pyc files are compared to the .py files by modification date).
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