[Python-projects] pylint / zope

[Miles Waller]

Hi,

Thanks for the help - I got the imports stuff mostly working (I hacked 
zopectl.py to add the extras into the pythonpath).  I'm still getting 
some errors (No name aq_base in Acquisition sounds suspicious) but it is 
working much better.  Good thinking about the try except imports, I had 
not thought of that.

The idea was that by having a coverage score (i.e. number of 
methods/classes with methods not covered by any interface) we can start 
to chip away at adding and documenting our existing interfaces, and also 
just generally making them easier to understand.  In zope we use them 
mostly for generic setup export/import functionality and to register 
specific components, and that's probably going to grow over time.

Miles

Aurélien Campéas wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 04:18:21PM +0100, Miles Waller wrote:
> [...] 
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>> Also, one thing I'm particularly interested in is the coverage of the 
>> methods in my application by interfaces.  I read that pylint analyses 
>> this, but I can't see an obvious way to get this report - could you give 
>> me a pointer?
>>     
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> Just being curious: what do you use interfaces for ?
>
> Aurélien.
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