Hi,
This looks like a regression. Please open an issue about it here:
https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder/issues
so we don't forget to take a look at it in a future release.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 11/12/19 a las 11:26 a. m., Dan Codiga escribió:
I just updated to Spyder 4. Nice job developers-- many of the new
features (code folding,...) are very useful.
On much of my existing code files that work fine, pyflakes now
identifies errors. They appear as red circles in the left margin of
the editor. The error message is "Undefined name 'funcname" (pyflakes
E)". The errors are because the imports of functions "funcname" are
done in an exec statement; I know, I know, using exec like this isn't
good form, but I do have my reasons, and this post is about pyflakes
more generally than just this specific type of error.
Here are my questions:
* In the past, other linters or code analysis tools have similarly
flagged these same lines for errors, for the same reason. I have been
suppressing those error notifications/messages successfully by adding
" # analysis:ignore " to the end of the line. Is there a similar way
to suppress the pyflakes errors (" # analysis:ignore " does not
work)? This sort of solution is really what I need, otherwise I will
want to turn pyflakes off. I tried " # NOQA" but it apparently
doesn't work. I did some searching around for info on this but came up
empty.
* Is there a pyflakes config file somewhere, in which I can suppress
this particular error wherever it occurs?
* Is there a way to just turn pyflakes off? I could not find it in
Preferences.
Secondary question:
* When I hover my mouse over the red circle, a pop-up box appears, not
adjacent to the red circle but some distance away to the right,
showing the error message. The pop-up also has a red X in the corner
as if I could click it to suppress the error. As soon as I move my
mouse off the red circle, towards pop-up in order to attempt to click
the red X, the pop-up disappears (because it is not directly adjacent
to the red circle in the left margin). So... I can never actually get
my mouse over the red X. Is this the intended behavior? Is the red X
meant to enable clicking to suppress the error, or not? Only curious
about this; these are such common errors that I doubt I would ever
click each pop-up.
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