Sunday 7th August 2011 16:21:06, Stefan Behnel wrote: > Will you put it up somewhere on github?
Here's my branch for command line refactoring. There's still nothing interesting on, but changes will be pushed soon. https://github.com/satufk/cython/tree/_commandline > I'm also not sure how well this will fit in, given that the default options > are stored in Main.py and don't belong in CmdLine.py as the command line is > only one of the ways to run Cython. I'd prefer not to duplicate too much of > that setup. I agree. That's the reason while I'm thinking about a partial refactoring of all the Options&co. system, to provide a more coherent interface. Well, at least, I'm just evaluating at what extent it could be possible. > argparse is new and not supported by anything but 2.7 and recent 3.x > versions. Cython currently runs on Python 2.4, which rules out a dependency > on argparse. I never tried it, so I can't tell what exactly the advantages > over optparse are. They certainly can't be big enough to make up for a > duplicate implementation of Cython's cmd line parser. Fixed the issue. Simply, try: catch the import. The modules are very similar, so no more than 10 lines of overhead. When the old module will disappear, I'll just remove that lines :) --SKS _______________________________________________ cython-devel mailing list cython-devel@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/cython-devel
