o good, that solved this issue.
Thanks a lot
Zaxebo1
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Stefan>>> A directive, see Options.py. There are already two directives
called "warn.undeclared" and "infer_types.verbose". Combining those should
get close to what you are looking for.
Zaxebo1>> thanks. it works as i wished. You are really really my saviour.
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Now only thing le
Sturla>>> Ok, so it is to guard against spelling errors?
Yes, thats a real big problem, once .
Others are sufferring from this too, as i mentioned in my original post
Here are other people also requesting the similar thing:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/613364/is-there-a-need-for-a-use-stri
ooops,following line in my earlier email:
"We are still using datatype."
should be read as:
"We are still using duck datatyping."
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Thanks for reply @Sturla.
1) Sturla>>> Originally Fortran's "implicit none".
Zaxebo>> Yes, you are right :-)
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2) Sturla>>>
I am not sure why you use Python (including Cython) if you prefer to turn
off duck typing, though. You kn
Subject: [FEATURE REQUEST] VisualBasic "Option Explicit" / Perl "use
strict" -- bringing variable pre-declaration to cython optionally
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Background:
already cython supports the following:
#program1
a1 = cython.declare(cython.int) # cdef int
