The bug is definitely in pylint, but I'm leaving the bug task for
emacs22 open still, since this might still require coordination or at
least triage from the Emacs side. pylint's elisp code should definitely
depend on python-mode in one way or another, or not relquire
functionality which is not pr
So basically pylint should depend on python-mode, but of course that
would cause it to pull in Emacs when you install pylint. Hmm. How
about adding that as a Suggests: at least?
** Changed in: emacs22 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
** Also affects: pylint (Ubuntu)
Importance: Unde
Here is a recipe for reproduction, I believe. As the Debian bug
suggests, the problem is really with pylint, which works with python-
mode but not with emacs's built-in python.el. The function causing
trouble is pylint-python-hook in /usr/share/emacs/site-
lisp/pylint/pylint.el.
(On Ubuntu 9.04)
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While the python-mode add-on may be desirable for Python programmers,
Emacs is used by people who are not Python programmers or who for other
reasons do not want or need the add-on.
As per comments in Debian bug #475939 the reverse can be arranged, i.e.
python-mode can coexist with emacs22, but th
