"Try" blocks don't support the "else" ternary keyword.

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Bug
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tooling

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Start with parsetree.py at line 96 and inspect how the existing try, except, and finally relationships are represented. Confirm the required parser behavior for a try block with an else clause, then verify that the issue's example is accepted by the relevant test coverage.

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feature lexer low priority

Migrated issue, originally created by Anonymous

[http://www.makotemplates.org/trac/browser/mako/parsetree.py#L96 parsetree.py:96] needs to be:

'try':set(['except', 'else', 'finally']),

...but I don't know enough about Mako internally to know what '''else''' (hehe) is required to make this work.

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