Fixes 173: import of illegal python identifiers from filenames #174
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(and added missing newline before EOF)
- parse_scad_callables now receives a filename -> write test_code to tempfile - since the code get written to a file string escapes need to be double escaped ;) - corrected syntax in var_with_functions parameters
- I hope this works for everybody else, but I think it should
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-> #173
To be able to fix it (call _subbed_keyword from within objects.py) I had to extract _[un]subbed_keyword into a separate module -> helpers.py.
This branch is based ontop #170 & #171
The two additional commits are:
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