Ah, sorry. It's one of the python packaging tools. It can also be
installed with easy_install, but I see that's part of the setuptools
package, not python proper. Packaging in python makes me cry.
Anyway, you can get pip from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pip but you can
skip all that, download t
And Matt already covered all this. Argh, sorry.
Kevin
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On Sun, 2013-03-03 at 23:09 -0600, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Kevin Lyda wrote:
> > Sorry! Didn't see the release happening. Hopefully it's a step you could
> > add to the release process.
> >
> > I do update it based on wikipedia updating their misspelling page, so pip
> > install --upgrade misspellings
Kevin Lyda wrote:
> Sorry! Didn't see the release happening. Hopefully it's a step you could
> add to the release process.
>
> I do update it based on wikipedia updating their misspelling page, so pip
> install --upgrade misspellings isn't a bad idea.
Can you give a reference for pip?
Bruce
-
Sorry! Didn't see the release happening. Hopefully it's a step you could
add to the release process.
I do update it based on wikipedia updating their misspelling page, so pip
install --upgrade misspellings isn't a bad idea.
Kevin
On Mar 3, 2013 11:48 PM, "Bruce Dubbs" wrote:
> Kevin Lyda wrote:
Kevin Lyda wrote:
> I generated these using my misspellings command:
>
> pip install misspellings
> find * -type f -print0 | xargs misspellings -s fix.sh
> # check that I agree with fix.sh
> sh fix.sh
> rm fix.sh
> svn diff
>
> - No label in preface (actualy, skip the hardcoded dot). -->
