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`from` in the `from mod import fun` statement has `keyword.control.import.python` scope only if `mod` consists of dots #123
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I guess it has something to do with the match |
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@vpetrovykh please take a look |
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Also, from foo import bar as spam |
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Use `keyword.control.import.python` scope for `from`, `import`, and `as` keywords when they appear as part of an import statement. Use `keyword.control.flow.python` scope for `from` and `as` if they appear elsewhere. Issue: #123.
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Use `keyword.control.import.python` scope for `from`, `import`, and `as` keywords when they appear as part of an import statement. Use `keyword.control.flow.python` scope for `from` and `as` if they appear elsewhere. Issue: #123.
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In both cases,
fromshould have the following scopes:keyword.control.import.pythonsource.python