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Andreas Amoroso <a.amoroso at web dot de>
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Sylvain Thenault <syt at logilab dot fr>
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Re: New PyLint release
date
2004/05/14 18:28
Sylvain Thénault schrieb am 14.05.2004 14:57:
>On Thursday 13 May à 21:24, Andreas Amoroso wrote:
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>>Hello again,
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>hello
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>>nice to see that the new release is out already. I took the opportunity
>>to find out what the problem was that I had the last time installing
>>PyLint. I build a binary installer using setup.py bdist_wininst and got:
>>
>> C:\>setup.py bdist_wininst
>> running bdist_wininst
>> running build
>>
>> ...
>>
>> adding 'PURELIB\logilab\common\ureports\text_writer.py'
>> adding 'PURELIB\logilab\common\ureports\__init__.py'
>> creating dist
>> removing 'build\bdist.win32\wininst' (and everything under it)
>> Traceback (most recent call last):
>> File "C:\setup.py", line 179, in ?
>> install()
>> File "C:\setup.py", line 163, in install
>> stream = open(product_init, 'w')
>> IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
>>'build\\bdist.win32\\wininst\\PURELIB\\logilab\\__init__.py'
>>
>>Using setup.py install creates the __init__.py as expected, using the
>>binary installer does not. Obviously, creating the binary installer on
>>Win is/shows the problem. This is not at all important, but using Win
>>its still nice to install Python modules this way. Maybe it would be
>>worth fixing it in a future release. (You are on *nix, right?)
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>Yeah, we've no windows machine... I'll try to take a look at this.
>Anyway, I'll have to make a bug fix release soon since there is an
>annoying bug with bad method name.
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I knew it ;-) OK, no promise, but I'll try to find out what is wrong and
let you know. Probably half a bit in the setup.py needs to be toggled,
would be surprised if it would take much more.
>>BTW, IMHO the naming convention for the module-specific PyLint output
>>file is - well - not what I would have chosen. Don't you think something
>>like PyPosta.pylint.txt or even (consistent to global file name)
>>pylint_PyPosta.txt would be nicer than PyPosta,pylint.txt?
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>well, I've to say it does'nt really matter for me. I can change this if
>you think it's better.
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Yep, you'd be surprised, but even on windows the current naming
convention is not really a problem. However, when you see a file name
like that the next thing you'd probably do is start your virus scanner
;-) BTW, if I had two choose I would probably pick the second
alternative (pylint_FILENAME.txt)...
>regards
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>
Best regards,
Andreas
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