2009/8/30 Frank Niessink <[email protected]>: > 2009/8/30 Jérôme Laheurte <[email protected]>: >> >> Personally, I prefer pychecker, it's not as anal as pylint when it >> comes to perfectly valid but a bit too smart constructs. But it has >> some issues with wx last time I checked, and pylint is much more >> configurable. > > Yep, although I haven't been able to convince pylint not to check the > thirdparty package. But that may be a PyDev issue.
BTW, I've been fixing pylint errors and warnings today in a few files and already removed at least 3 instances of dead code and fixed at least 2 (potential) bugs. Hopefully I can get the code in a state where every error and warning is either removed or accepted (using # pylint: disable-msg=<number>), so that when it gives you a warning or error it's something to take seriously. Cheers, Frank
