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Statically check your Python code for errors

12 pointsby pajjuabout 13 years ago

4 comments

gbogabout 13 years ago
I would consider using import * as an error per se, and other improvements over pyflakes seems not worth switching. Question: does it have a vim plugin, as pyflakes have? Displaying errors in the editor is helpful.
andreasvcabout 13 years ago
This adds some useful features, but why would you need a fork for this? Seems more useful to merge it into pyflakes than to pretend you've made a whole new tool.
antidohabout 13 years ago
Please fix your social badges. Unless I'm maximized horizontally (almost never), they obscure the post. Linux, recent Firefox.
EugeneOZabout 13 years ago
Try PyCharm, this IDE has built-in static code analyzing feature ("inspections").