Remove '$' character from generated symbol name in '_$union' suffix #103
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When generating the symbol names, don't use the '$' character in the suffix string; this is not a valid Python identifier. The symbol name is used when generating the Python class name; this name is not used when generating the C code.
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Hello @RamseyTI , thank you for this PR, please give me some time to review and evaluate. Thank you. |
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Thank you, @RamseyTI , for providing this PR! |
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When generating the symbol names, don't use the '$' character in the
suffix string; this is not a valid Python identifier. The symbol name
is used when generating the Python class name; this name is not used
when generating the C code.