> Could you please elaborate on the difference of the two? I heard pylint > does not import your source code when it is analyzing, while pychecker does. > Does that make some difference? Moreover, do you personally like pylint or > pycheker and why?
I haven't followed pychecker development for awhile. Pylint seems more actively maintained, though I could be wrong. The import issue is one significant difference, important if you are trying to check scripts which have side effects when imported. It's not a matter of like or not. I use what works and can easily be fit into the way I work. Both pylint and pychecker satisfy that constraint. S -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
