Incorrect interpretation of list, tuples, and dictionaries literals

[jmi2k]

I write this:

a_list = [
    1,
    2
]

a_tuple = (
    1,
    2
)

a_dict = {
    ("a", 1),
    ("b", 2)
}

print a_list
print a_tuple
print a_dict

I expect this to evaluate to:

[1, 2]
(1, 2)
{'a': 1, 'b': 2}

But instead, only the last element is seen, and I get:

[2]
2
{'b': 2}

This bug can get very annoying if you want to nicely indent them, as you are forced to put them all in the same line.

[shizhaojingszj]

https://github.com/pyos/dg/blob/55b06a535d62900c2db239da8171b6a82eb6cb60/core/2.ast.dg#L18 Maybe this is a recommend way of write dict literals.

[ceremcem]

Maybe this is a recommend way of write dict literals.

Maybe, but author must have clarified this in 2 years.

[pyos]

Maybe, but author must have clarified this in 2 years.

You're awfully generous in assuming that the author is good at writing documentation...