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[3.15] gh-151471: Colorize the soft keyword type in IDLE (GH-151700) - #157991
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…51700) `type` is now colored as a keyword when it starts a statement and is followed by a name, as in `type Point = tuple[float, float]`. It stays a builtin elsewhere, for example in `type = type(1)`, `type(x)` or `type in (int, str)`. (cherry picked from commit 68ed7a5) Co-authored-by: Locked-chess-official <13140752715@163.com>
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typeis now colored as a keyword when it starts a statement and isfollowed by a name, as in
type Point = tuple[float, float]. It staysa builtin elsewhere, for example in
type = type(1),type(x)ortype in (int, str).(cherry picked from commit 68ed7a5)
Co-authored-by: Locked-chess-official 13140752715@163.com
typeas a soft keyword when it begins a statememt #151471