Am 03.01.2015 um 17:21 schrieb Francesco Bonazzi:
On Friday, January 2, 2015 11:21:38 PM UTC+1, Joachim Durchholz wrote:
I'm currently trying to cut down on the errors and warnings my Eclipse
install is throwing at me, and a significant fraction of these is
PEP8-related, that's why I even care about the topic.
When I was using the PyDev plugin for Eclipse, I noticed that it lacked
much customizability, i.e. there are limited suboptions if you switch the
PEP8 warning on.
I think you can switch off all the warnings and still have a useful
debugger.
I didn't get around to try that out yet.
> Did you consider to report this problem to the PyDev
discussions, rather than trying to adapt SymPy to conform to PyDev's
warnings/errors?
Actually I'm exploring ways to
Furthermore, PyDev marks some expressions such as *S.One, S.Half,
S.<something>* as errors. But that's not SymPy's problem, that's a bug in
PyDev.
My impression has been that PyDev simply doesn't know that SymPy
installs these names into S at runtime.
Solution 1: Switch off these tests. (Which would be a pity because it's
a useful one.)
Solution 2: Make it so that no members need to be installed into S at
runtime. (I haven't fully investigated all options for this, due to lack
of time.)
Anyways, I repeat my suggestion: use PyCharm instead of Eclipse+PyDev; this
way you may avoid getting plenty of warnings/errors inside your IDE.
I'd follow that advice if I were doing just Python, but having to switch
IDEs as I switch languages is going to be too distracting.
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