[Python-projects] Documentation

Sylvain Thénault sylvain.thenault at logilab.fr
Tue Mar 6 09:42:10 CET 2007


On Monday 26 February à 07:25, Colin J. Williams wrote:
> The page: http://www.logilab.org/documentation/features
> is unavailable.

fixed now. You can get this document at the following url:
http://www.logilab.org/3639
 
> In 2004 there was the posting:
> 
>     On Wednesday 26 May à 14:12, Saravanan D wrote:
>     > Hello,
> 
>     hi
> 
>     > Im using PyLint in Win2k m/c.
>     > 1)  I don't find any documentation about customization of lint file
>     > (pylintrc file)
> 
>     hum, not sure there is some. We'll try to improve pylint documentation in
>     the next release.
> 
>     > 2)  How do I customize the pylintrc file ? In windows, where should I keep
>     > the file and Is there any
>     >      environment variables needs to be defined ?
> 
>     basically :
> 
>     1. generate a configuration file using the options you currently use ::
>        pylint --myoption1=foo --myoption2=bar ... --generate-rcfile
> 
>     2. edit manually this file if necessary
> 
>     3. under unix, pylint will automatically load it if you put this file in
>        ~/.pylintrc (ie a .pylintrc file in your home directory). I'm not
>       sure for windows. However, you always can set the PYLINTRC environment
>       variable to indicate a specific location
> 
>     > 3)  Could please provide an example for the same about customization ?
> 
>     i'm not sure to understand what to you want here. Each configuration
>     variable in the generated file is commented and has it's default or
>     command line specified value. Just change it to suit your needs...
> 
> 
> 
> There is reference to a doc directory in the download but I don't find it.

you should get a doc directory in the extracted tarball.
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