* Another approach is to modify your pylintrc to indicate that certain variable
names should always be considered "good"
* For exampe, if you often use "i", "j", or "k" as a loop index then add
good-names="i,j,k"
des.
On 19/07/2010, at 07:32 , [email protected] wrote:
>
> chris> How make PyLint just ignore unused variables of for loops?
> chris> e.g. "i" in "for i in range(10)" ?
>
> chris> I want PyLint to warn me of unused variables. The problem is
> chris> that for loops are the one exception where you often have
> chris> legitimate "unused" variables.
>
> Just like with unused formal parameter names I think you can preface them
> with an underscore, e.g.:
>
> for _i in range(10):
> pass
>
> Aside from keeping PyLint happy that should be familiar usage for other
> people reading your code.
>
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