Oh sorry. I also comment out the register method in pylint/checkers/imports.py when I get this error.
-hans 2011/4/29 Hans Sebastian <[email protected]> > Jean-Michel, > > Thanks for the reply. We ended up using the pylint disable comment as well > for one or two unrelated cases. That's a cool feature. > > Dan, Jürgen, > > Thanks. I think I know what you mean. I consulted with the developers (I am > a QA person BTW) about the idea of wrapping the missing modules. > Unfortunately, they're not going to fix it. So I tried to write a custom > checker by extending the ImportsChecker and getting: > > E OptionConflictError: option --deprecated-modules: > conflicting option string(s): --deprecated-modules > > This is the custom checker which I plug in the config file like so > 'load-plugins=my_import_checker' : > > import re > > from logilab import astng > from pylint.checkers.imports import ImportsChecker > > class MyImportChecker(ImportsChecker): > > def __init__(self, linter=None): > self.msgs['R0402'] = ('Unable to import %r because this is not > Windows', > 'Demote result to REFACTOR as this is a > WONTFIX') > ImportsChecker.__init__(self, linter) > > def get_imported_module(self, modnode, importnode, modname): > try: > return importnode.do_import_module(modname) > except astng.InferenceError, ex: > if re.search('win32|pywin', modname) is not None: > self.add_message("R0402", args=modname, node=importnode) > else: > self.add_message("F0401", args=modname, node=importnode) > > def register(linter): > """required method to auto register this checker """ > linter.register_checker(MyImportChecker(linter)) > > Does anyone know what is wrong? Thank you very much all. > > -hans > > > 2011/4/29 Jean-Michel Pichavant <[email protected]> > >> Hans Sebastian wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I need help or suggestions from you guys for a problem that I have with >>> pylint code E0401: >>> >>> F0401: 6: Unable to import 'win32api' >>> F0401: 6: Unable to import 'win32con' >>> >>> The software/package that I run pylint against supports multiple >>> platforms. One of them is Windows and for the windows build it's dependent >>> on python modules for windows extensions. The problem is when I run it on >>> non-windows, I get results such as above. Is there a way for me to run >>> pylint on non-windows machine and somehow ignore these modules? Are there >>> different ways that people have done? Thanks a lot for any reply. >>> >>> -hans >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Python-Projects mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> http://lists.logilab.org/mailman/listinfo/python-projects >>> >> import sys >> >> if sys.platform == 'win32': >> # pylint: disable=E0401 >> import win32api >> >> >> This will locally disable the error. >> >> JM >> > >
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