On 2/6/14 1:51 PM, Thomas Heller wrote:
I sometimes have code like this:class Foo: def spam(self): .... from somewhere import method from somewhere import CONSTANT def blah(self): .... where CONSTANT defines a class attribute, anbd method is a method that I would like to call like any other methor (self.spam(), or self.blah()). This works nicely and is a compact coding style, however frosted complains about unused imports. Should I fix my coding habits, or should frosted by fixed?
This is a very unusual coding style, one that many people would object to. But more importantly, how could frosted be fixed to know that these are used?
--Ned.
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