I don't usually get involved with these implementation debates primarily
because I don't ever contribute code.
In this case however, I reckon the imports need to pass flake8.
Also, I reckon even I could submit a couple of pull requests to fix this stuff.
Take care all,
On 27 September 2017 07:59:38 Marcus Ottosson <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
As a follow up to my previous gory thread on six versus future
<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/pyglet-users/RabT8mUFqRA>, I’d now
like to draw your attention to another aspect of the pyglet that caught my
eye.
135 matches across 85 files
I’m talking of course about the use of from x import *. Moving forward,
what are your thoughts these? To me, they complicate life for my fellow
linter (Sublime), make it a little tougher to understand from which module
a particular implementation is coming from and complicate the refactoring
process when taking away my ability to search/replace.
What are your thoughts on swapping these for an explicit import, e.g. from
pyglet import gl; gl.texGend? I did search for a previous discussion on
this but came up empty, both here and on BitBucket. I figure there has
probably been a discussion about it in some form, but thought it might be
helpful to have one openly and for future newcomers wondering about the
same thing. It’s a little unexpected, a little un-pythonic.
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