How to use the bashlex.flags function in bashlex
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idank / bashlex / tests / test-tokenizer.py View on Github 
def test_assignment(self):
s = 'a=b'
self.assertTokens(s, [
t(tt.ASSIGNMENT_WORD, 'a=b', [0, 3],
flags=set([flags.word.NOSPLIT, flags.word.ASSIGNMENT]))])
s = 'a+=b'
self.assertTokens(s, [
t(tt.ASSIGNMENT_WORD, 'a+=b', [0, 4],
flags=set([flags.word.NOSPLIT, flags.word.ASSIGNMENT]))])
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