Re: [code-quality] RedBaron, a bottom-up refactoring lib/tool for python

2014-11-22 Thread Kay Hayen
Hello Laurent, for my coding conventions, which are a bit unusual, to me e.g. this is the correct function call, if every parameter is passed by keyword argument, and the "=" signs are aligned on the maximum level. I had looked into lib2to3, and found it terribly complex to work with visitors, to

Re: [code-quality] How to detect unused PyLint declarations

2014-11-22 Thread Kay Hayen
Hello there, I have deployed that, in my check-with-pylint on the factory git branch, I am now for the first time ever, in Nuitka, fully pylint clean with PyLint1.3. What that message above does, is to make PyLint very version dependent. There are new messages to that version, and there are fixed

Re: [code-quality] How to detect unused PyLint declarations

2014-11-22 Thread Ned Batchelder
On 11/22/14 4:02 AM, Kay Hayen wrote: Hello there, I have deployed that, in my check-with-pylint on the factory git branch, I am now for the first time ever, in Nuitka, fully pylint clean with PyLint1.3. What that message above does, is to make PyLint very version dependent. There are new

Re: [code-quality] RedBaron, a bottom-up refactoring lib/tool for python

2014-11-22 Thread Laurent Peuch
Hello Kay, > for my coding conventions, which are a bit unusual, to me e.g. this is the > correct function call, if every parameter is passed by keyword argument, > and the "=" signs are aligned on the maximum level. I had looked into > lib2to3, and found it terribly complex to work with visitors,