Support '# pragma: no branch' in multi-line if statements (fix #754) #1773
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PythonParser.lines_matching()
records a set of lines matching a given regex. However, it doesn't take multi-line statements into account. That causes statements that should be marked as "# pragma: no branch" to be counted as partial branches. IOW, "a pragma comment on the continuation lines of a multi-line if-statement won't have an effect".This PR fixes that by mapping line numbers through
parser._multiline
, so that the number of the first line in a multi-line statement gets recorded instead.Fixes #754.