On Oct 31, 9:11 am, "Edward K. Ream" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OTOH, pylint is quite helpful too.
No. pylint has no way of knowing that a base-class method calls oops.
> there is less disagreement between us than meets the eye.
Indeed, I think the simplest thing is to build the mustBeDefined lists
into Leo's core baseTextWidget class and add the appropriate lines to
the unit test in the node:
Check base classes & ivars
in unitTest.leo. For more generality, some or all of these tests
could be moved from unitTest.leo to leoTest.py.
This is likely to solve all the real problems in a clear, light-weight
way. Once again, our dialog has proven fruitful.
Edward
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