Dick Moores wrote: > But how do I move on? All I get is the above warning. > > For example, I put "import pychecker.checker" at the top of mycalc.py, my > collection of functions. Does getting only that warning mean that > mycalc.py has no problems? I've tried inserting some obvious errors, but > then Python refuses to execute mycalc, as it should.
According to the docs importing pychecker only checks modules that are imported *after* the module containing the import. If you have a single-file program try using pychecker from the command line. When you insert errors as a test, of course you have to use errors that are more subtle than syntax errors - things that would cause runtime errors. For example: def f(): x = y Kent _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
