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To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a variable (like 'var a = 1')
2. Print the symbol table (print(__symbol_table__))
3. The variable does not appear

Expected behavior
The variable must appear in the symbol table

Hard to test with divisions. Please comment if you have any solution or information.

On oublie souvent que ça a un nom. C'est l'affectation ("to assign" en anglais selon google trad)

Describe the bug
When you put a tab in incorrect code, the wrong positions are arrowed in error messages.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Type '(tab)foo'
2. The arrows are not shown
3. Type '(tab)foobar'
4. The arrows are only under the 3 first characters

Expected behavior
The arrows should be under the whole text causing error

Screenshots

Your setup (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu
• OS version: 23.10 (Linux 6.5.0-21-generic)
• Nougaro version: 0.17.0-beta (dev branch of 0.18.0-beta, commit 5312b29).

Code analysis
Line 51:53, file strings_with_arrows.py :

        # Append to result
        result += line + '\n'
        result += ' ' * col_start + '^' * (col_end - col_start)

Instead of spaces, a mix of tab and spaces depending on what’s on the line should be happened. But this could cause errors: just replacing the tabs by 4 spaces in the line could solve the problem.

Milestone: 0.18.0-beta

Evertyhing in title

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Launch shell
2. Execute test to demonstrate everything works fine
3. Execute the calculator
4. Do a calculation (the bug doesn't occur if you just exit without using the calculator)
5. Exit the calculator then execute test again
6. AssertionError

Expected behavior
It should not crash

Screenshots

Your setup (please complete the following information):

• OS: Android (termux)
• Nougaro version: beta 0.13.1

(please)

everything in the title (dont do that, its just that i compiled the program so i open an issue as a postit 🤣)