There's some code that is correct in Python / Jython but the IDE says it's wrong. For example:

import time
time.time(
)

This code should be OK, but for the IDE to work you have to write:

import time
time.time( \
)

Passing a tuple or a list to a method is not working properly, for example:

do_things( ('first', 'second', 'third') )

gives you a "missing ')'" error, where it shouldn't, and:

arg = ('first', 'second', 'third')
do_things( arg )

makes it work. Same thing goes for lists.

Regards.

We're working on this too. Want to make this a group effort? I was able to look at your .nbs file by drilling down into the nbm, but is your source code available?