On Fri, 18 Jul 2014 10:29:30 -0700 (PDT)
"Edward K. Ream" <[email protected]> wrote:
> As of a recent rev, Leo now has a new pylint command. If pylint is
> installed, it will run pylint on all Python @<file> nodes of a tree.
>
> The command first looks down the tree, and runs each file found. If
> none are found, it runs pylint on the nearest parent Python @<file>
> tree.
>
> Using this command is *much* easier and more flexible than the
> previous way of laboriously specifying lists of files to check. As a
> result, I have easily checked sets of files never previously checked.
For me it just says:
('pylint rc file not found:',
u'/mnt/usr1/usr1/home/tbrown/.leo/leo/test/pylint-leo-rc.txt')
pylint: done
When that's resolved, are there commands for jumping to the next /
previous issue? I had that set up as a script once, I can dig that up
if it's useful.
> P.S. Leo waits for pylint while executing the command. Code is in
> place to spawn processes without waiting using
> g.execute_shell_commands, but it doesn't seem to work: eventually all
> console output disappears.
Completely off topic, but thanks for the opportunity to share ;-)
I recently wanted a Python 3.4 app. to call a Python 2.7 app, and
wanted the long running (4 hours sometimes) 2.7 app to talk back to the
3.4 app so the latter could display progress info.
I gave up trying to find a clean way to do it using stdin/out
conversation. Sarge has an expect() method, but I didn't want to use
that. subprocess module is just full of warnings about deadlocks.
Sooo... and this made my day, I had the 3.4 app pass the 2.7 app the
address of an XMPRPC server the 2.7 app could use to send progress
messages back to the 3.4 app. +10 for Python making this kind of thing
so easy.
But... it gets better... I was thinking I needed to add a bunch of
calls to the RPC proxy in the 2.7 code, but it was already using
logging, so a simple subclass of HTTPHandler and I was done, all the
chatter from the 2.7 app via logging.SOMETHING() was available in the
3.4 app to keep the user updated on progress.
http:/xkcd.com/353/
Cheers -Terry
> EKR
>
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