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Scope `from`, `import`, and `as` the same way in imports. #165

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Scope `from`, `import`, and `as` the same way in imports. #165

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@vpetrovykh vpetrovykh commented Oct 10, 2018

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.

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.
@vpetrovykh vpetrovykh requested review from 1st1 and elprans Oct 10, 2018
@1st1 1st1 merged commit 8ff35b3 into master Oct 21, 2018
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