I just wanted to thank the pyflakes devs for having written the most useful checker in the python world. Pyflakes catches roughly 90% of the programming blunders I make, before ever I run the code.
My configuration of Leo ensures that: - pyflakes checks all changed .py files as Leo writes them, - Leo raises a dialog so that I can't ignore pyflakes warnings :-) In other words, the pyflakes warnings are so important that it's worthwhile to stop everything and deal with them. 11 months ago I studied pyflakes in detail in this repo <https://github.com/edreamleo/pyflakes-study>. The introductory remarks called pyflakes a work of genius. My admiration for pyflakes has only grown since then. At that time I suggested some changes that would make pyflakes about 10% faster at the cost of making the code more complex. I regret making those suggestions. Pyflakes is plenty fast, even on Leo's biggest source files, some of which are almost 300K in size. Again, thank you for a truly great tool. Edward ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Edward K. Ream: edream...@gmail.com Leo: http://leoeditor.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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