2013/6/7 Daniel Hofmann <dan...@trvx.org>: > > Oh, that's true, my system's Pyflakes is installed for Python 3. > But I'm wondering a bit, because my virtualenv is Pythpn 2 only. > And even after activating it, it seems that it is calling the global > Pyflakes: >> (env)$ pyflakes dslrpicontrol
You can check which version is used... sometimes the internal Bash "hash" table keeps a reference to the global pyflakes. (venv)$ hash (venv)$ which pyflakes If pyflakes is in the "hash" table, it should be linked to the same path. If there's a stale entry in the table, you could take one of these actions: * upgrade virtualenv (the hash table is cleared since version 1.1) * force clear the table: `hash -r` * or force run with the right version `python -m pyflakes dslrpicontrol` -- Florent Xicluna _______________________________________________ code-quality mailing list code-quality@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/code-quality
