PyPy.js: A fast, compliant Python implementation for the web

Re:PyPy.js: A fast, compliant Python implementation for the web by fragmede on Wednesday May 06, 2015 @05:59AM (#9497550)

Sadly, if I paste that in, I get:

    >>> import js 
    ... c = js.globals.document.createElement("canvas") 
    ... 
    debug: OperationError:
    debug:  operror-type: SyntaxError
    debug:  operror-value: ('EOL while scanning string literal', ('c callback', 1, 12, "r = c.push('import js\n", 0))
    debug: OperationError:
    debug:  operror-type: KeyError
    debug:  operror-value: 'r'

And then the input window hangs. Strangely enough, if I type it in instead, it's okay.

(ChromeOS v43 beta-channel)

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Re:PyPy.js: A fast, compliant Python implementation for the web by Retr0spectrum on Wednesday May 06, 2015 @06:15AM (#9497596)

I think the only way around it is to paste each line separately. It seems to be caused by newline characters in the wrong place

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Re:PyPy.js: A fast, compliant Python implementation for the web by fragmede on Wednesday May 06, 2015 @01:05PM (#9500098)

'that' refers to

    import js
    c = js.globals.document.createElement("canvas")

and not the pastebin. The pastebin works for me, but only the first time. Subsequent runs result in:

    <RuntimeError object at 0x15d648>
    RPython traceback:
      ...
    Fatal RPython error:

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