Cannot parse ?? when specified at the end of function name

@vinayak-mehta thanks for handling #9 so quickly! I just upgraded nbcommands, and I think I might have found one more edge case, I hope you don’t mind me reporting this here.

There are some code cells where we want to show the source of the function, so we write:

func_name??

to show the full source, or

func_name?

to show just the signature + docstring (if I remember correctly).

This example, I think, also gave me an error, this time being:

black.InvalidInput: Cannot parse: 1:6: func_name??

I dug into the source, and saw that you basically added a regex replacement, is that right? Would the correct thing to do here be the following? I think the order has to be the double-?? before the single-?.

source = re.sub("^??", "#??", source, flags=re.M)
source = re.sub("^?", "#?", source, flags=re.M)

# followed by...

black_source = re.sub("^#??", "??", black_source, flags=re.M)
black_source = re.sub("^#?", "?", black_source, flags=re.M)

[vinayak-mehta]

@ericmjl I wasn’t able to check this out, would you like to raise a PR for this? I’ve never used the ?? syntax so wasn’t aware of this edge case.

[vinayak-mehta]

??func should work.