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      """This tests that future compiler flags are passed to the embedded IPython."""

      from __future__ import barry_as_FLUFL

      from IPython import embed

      embed(banner1='', header='check 1 <> 2 == True')

      embed(banner1='', header='check 1 <> 2 cause SyntaxError', compile_flags=0)

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				"""This tests that future compiler flags are passed to the embedded IPython."""
				from __future__ import barry_as_FLUFL
				from IPython import embed
				embed(banner1='', header='check 1 <> 2 == True')
				embed(banner1='', header='check 1 <> 2 cause SyntaxError', compile_flags=0)