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I've got some code I've been using to test stuff... and I know python/sage doesn't have explicit function ends (it is white-space determined) but I can't for the life of me figure out what is going on with this code:

#A dummy parallel function to count elements in a generator/iterator.
@parallel(6)
def dummy_look(grpit):
      cntrdmy=0
      looptre=True
      while looptre:
           try:
                 grpit.next()
                 cntrdmy+=1
           except StopIteration:
                 looptre = False

      return cntrdmy

#print 1

def myfirstn(n):
num = 0
while num<n:
    yield num
    num += 1
return

(any executable line)

When I leave "print 1" commented out, it raises an error on the 2nd definition.

When I uncomment "print 1" it excecutes just fine. (and correctly runs the parallel-ness, though that isn't demonstrated in this code)

I'm running this on cloud.sagemath.com

I've got some code I've been using to test stuff... and I know python/sage doesn't have explicit function ends (it is white-space determined) but I can't for the life of me figure out what is going on with this code:

#A dummy parallel function to count elements in a generator/iterator.
@parallel(6)
def dummy_look(grpit):
      cntrdmy=0
      looptre=True
      while looptre:
           try:
                 grpit.next()
                 cntrdmy+=1
           except StopIteration:
                 looptre = False

      return cntrdmy

#print 1

def myfirstn(n):
 num = 0
 while num<n:
     yield num
     num += 1
 return

(any executable line)

When I leave "print 1" commented out, it raises an error on the 2nd definition.

When I uncomment "print 1" it excecutes just fine. (and correctly runs the parallel-ness, though that isn't demonstrated in this code)

I'm running this on cloud.sagemath.com

I've got some code I've been using to test stuff... and I know python/sage doesn't have explicit function ends (it is white-space determined) but I can't for the life of me figure out what is going on with this code:

#A dummy parallel function to count elements in a generator/iterator.
@parallel(6)
def dummy_look(grpit):
      cntrdmy=0
      looptre=True
      while looptre:
           try:
                 grpit.next()
                 cntrdmy+=1
           except StopIteration:
                 looptre = False

      return cntrdmy

#print 1

def myfirstn(n):
      num = 0
      while num<n:
           yield num
           num += 1
      return

(any executable line)

When I leave "print 1" commented out, it raises an error on the 2nd definition.

When I uncomment "print 1" it excecutes just fine. (and correctly runs the parallel-ness, though that isn't demonstrated in this code)

I'm running this on cloud.sagemath.com