Hi,
I have written a Pylint plugin for Editra. Pylint runs much faster if I invoke
it directly rather than via subprocess although it requires some hackery
described
here:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2028268/invoking-pylint-programmatically/4803466#4803466
Editra is installed by p2exe or py2app, hence it has internally a bundled
Python (2.6 at the moment). I can add to the path from the local Python
install
(which may be Python 2.7 or Python 2.5 for example) using sys.path.append the
things required to run pylint and thescript pylint is to check eg.
sys.path.append(“C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages\pylint-0.21.2-py2.5.egg”).
1. What will happen ifpylint-0.21.2-py2.5.egg orpylint-0.21.2-py2.7.egg
runs
through the Editra bundled Python (2.6)? Will there be compatibility issues?
2. To make it a valid check so that modules found in the Editra Python don’t
affect the pylinting, I guess I could do:
origsyspath = sys.path
sys.path = [“C:\Python27\Lib”,
“C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\pylint-0.21.2-py2.7.egg” ...]
pylint.lint ...
sys.path = origsyspath Will the Python 2.6 bundled with Editra fall over
with
things from C:\Python27\Lib when pylint is run with the altered sys.path?
You may be wondering why I don’t just invoke through subprocess. I have tried
that, but there is some issue with path when launching pylint in a subprocess
using py2app on Mac but not with py2exe on Windows. Also direct calling is
much
faster.
Any help with my questions 1 and 2 above would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Mike
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