(self)
When displaying an error in :meth:`handle_exception` we
        want to give context such as when the commands being executed
        came from a .read command (which in turn could execute another
        .read).
When displaying an error in :meth:`handle_exception` we
        want to give context such as when the commands being executed
        came from a .read command (which in turn could execute another
        .read).
When displaying an error in : meth : handle_exception we want to give context such as when the commands being executed came from a . read command ( which in turn could execute another . read ) .
def _append_input_description(self):
        """When displaying an error in :meth:`handle_exception` we
        want to give context such as when the commands being executed
        came from a .read command (which in turn could execute another
        .read).
        """
        if self.interactive:
            return
        res = []
        res.append("Line %d" % (self.input_line_number, ))
        res.append(": " + getattr(self.stdin, "name", "<stdin>"))
        self._input_descriptions.append(" ".join(res))
def _append_input_description ( self ) : if self . interactive : return res = [ ] res . append ( "Line %d" % ( self . input_line_number , ) ) res . append ( ": " + getattr ( self . stdin , "name" , "<stdin>" ) ) self . _input_descriptions . append ( " " . join ( res ) )