On 27/05/13 21:40, François Pinard wrote:> Raphael Clifford
writes:
>
>> Is it possible for use pyflakes with some suitably defined annotation
>> to do something equivalent? Getting python devs to accept the
>> suggestion for the core python language more not be at all plausible.
>
> Well, it mig
Raphael Clifford writes:
I did not closely follow the previous conversation, please forgive me if
I'm off topic.
> Is it possible for use pyflakes with some suitably defined annotation
> to do something equivalent? Getting python devs to accept the
> suggestion for the core python language more
Wouldn't static type-inferencing of Python give the same benefits, without
forcing programmers to write "Java-like" declarations?
Type inferencing would catch potential uninitialized variables, calling
non-existent methods, etc. ... and combined with a tool like lib2to3 could
be used to automatical
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var foo = 15
[...]
var foo = 10
should return an error.
foo = 15
should return an error if foo was not declared before.
The second answer of
http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/15468/what-are-the-drawbacks-of-pytho
I have recently been talking to friends/colleagues about their reasons
for not using python for large projects (say from a thousand lines of
code and with at least three people contributing). One of the problems
that comes up time and again is the difficulty in debugging python
code and in particul
