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Wow thanks, I didn't know pyflakes. I knew pylint, but will make it more of a point to run it. I only occasionally need to code in Python, but when I have to, it is legacy code that I modify.


glad to be helpful.

Depending on your editor of choice, you can get integrated pyflakes/pyling/flake8, e.g. I use vim and the syntastic plugin which is great.

This way, you get a bit of on the fly static checking without needing to remember command line tools/using vcs hooks, which is much more productive.


Will keep this in mind the next time around!

Thanks again.




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