Hi,
I think I have a fix for Pylint ticket #8776, "Inline message
suppression has no effect if placed within a function's arguments
list.".
The problem is that function arguments are part of the same logical
code line as the function definition. However, messages get deleted
after they register i
On 15 mars 08:27, Colin Morris wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > > Pylint has a lot of options to controlling the behaviour and output.
> > > But it is my experience that there are so many that they are very
> > > hard to find and use correctly.
> >
> > do you have some ideas about how to improve this? Do you se
Hi,
> > Pylint has a lot of options to controlling the behaviour and output.
> > But it is my experience that there are so many that they are very
> > hard to find and use correctly.
>
> do you have some ideas about how to improve this? Do you see some
> options which are in your opinion useless?
If it were possible to check a little more carefully what's being asserted,
then we could give a very specific message. As I understand it, we're
warning against the case where someone is trying to assert some boolean
expression along with a message to pass to the AssertionError's constructor
("ass
On 14 mars 14:36, Fletcher Johnson wrote:
> Hello,
Hi,
> Here is a proposed fix for ticket #18860
sounds good to me. The only thing I'm not keen on is the message.
Maybe people here have some suggestions to improve it?
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On 14 mars 00:40, Mads Kiilerich wrote:
> Maarten ter Huurne wrote, On 03/13/2010 02:58 AM:
> >On Friday 12 March 2010, Sarah Strong wrote:
> >>Proposed output:
> >>
> >>* Module Kontroller
> >>W: 9: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces, expected 4
> >>W: 10: Bad indentation. Found 2 spaces
On 12 mars 21:57, Colin Morris wrote:
> I quite like these suggestions, especially number 1. A few notes:
>
> > Proposed output for messages:
>
> > +---++
> > -+
> > |message id |occurrences |reference |
> > +===++=+
> > +
> Would this be for html output mode? I like the idea, but I
> can't imagine someone wanting to transcribe the URLs into
> their browser from the text output.
A modern console like gnome-terminal gives you a context menu to directly open
or paste links found in your console output. So it's actu
On 12 mars 17:35, s...@pobox.com wrote:
Hi Skip,
> (No smiley here...)
>
> I would argue that the ratings be deleted altogether or at least turned off
> by default (and require obscure keyboard gymnastics to reenable). On more
> than one occasion I have encountered people who thought that since
On 12 mars 16:47, Sarah Strong wrote:
> Hey, all,
Hi Sarah,
> We were hoping to make a couple of modifications to pylint's output in order
> to help with progress on the "Bad first impression" ticket
>
> *Possible output improvement #1:*
>
> Avoid repeated output of related errors in the same
For our spanish-reading friends : a blog note about Pylint available at
http://blog.milmazz.com.ve/archivos/2010/03/13/pylint-analisis-estatico-del-
codigo-en-python
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