Edward, Can you take a look at this Debian bug and let me know what you think? You can find it here: http://bugs.debian.org/293571
This is what I've found so far. The _doctest_sub() function in colorizer.py has responsibility for colorizing doctest blocks. It uses a regular expression (_DOCTEST_RE) to fill in some <span> tags that specify the coloring. The _COMMENT pattern '(#.*?$)' within _DOCTEST_RE is inadvertently catching the # character in @ and putting a formatting <span> tag between the & and # characters, resulting in a corrupt line: &<span class="py-comment">#64;nop</span> rather than: <span class="py-comment">@nop</span> I can "fix" the problem by getting rid of the _COMMENT pattern all together (ha!) or by by changing the _COMMENT pattern to something like '(^[&]#.*?$)'. I don't like either option, and I'm figuring you will have something more appropriate in mind. Thanks for the help, KEN -- Kenneth J. Pronovici <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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