[Python-projects] Supress checknig of imported module?

[Sylvain Thénault]

On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 03:22:24PM +0100, Dalton, Tom wrote:
> Hi,

hi,
 
> I'm using omniORBpy to make remote calls on a server. The omniIDL compiler generates python modules that set themselves up dynamically when they are imported. So when I import the generated file into my code and run pylint, it moans all over the place that  the imported module does not have the attributes that i'm using.
> 
> For example, if I have code something like:
> 
> import omniDerivedThing
> val = omniDerivedThing.anEnumConstant
> 
> Then pylint will show an E1101 'object omniDerivedThing has no attribute anEnumConstant'
> 
> As you can imagine, this gets rather annoying when I use omniDerivedThing a lot. I don't want to globally supress E1101 and I dont want to supress the error on ever line where I use omniDerivedThing. Is there a way to tell pylint to ignore a particular imported module? I looked at the --ignore= command line option but that didn't seem to work - I assume that just prevents pylinting that file, rather than things that are using that file.


huum, in that case the option is misnamed, but have you tried ignored-classes ?

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