[Python-projects] pylint, pyreverse : what python use?

[Nicolas Chauvat]

Hi,

On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 05:07:26PM +0200, Laurent Bertaud wrote:
> > What is this link used for?
> I both use python2.4 and python2.5.
> The links is just to point version of python I chose.
> And PYTHONPATH for addtionnal modules ans packages.

No need for links. If you work under debian, just type python2.4 or
python2.5 and you'll get what you want.

Note that with current unstable, /usr/bin/python points to python2.4

> Previously, I had "experiences" about conflits with my standard
> python version and the development one.

What do you call your 'development python version'? Did your recompile
your own python interpreter?

> Sylvain already told me a regular, standard python interpreter was enough.

If you want to test pylint with python2.3, just run 

   python2.3 bin/pylint

etc.

If you have pylint installed as a package on your system, just define
your PYTHONPATH before running python2.X bin/pylint

-- 
Nicolas Chauvat

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