> Nice as it is, but why not use pylint to check this and many other
> coding style issues?
I made this the first time I mangled some code because pychecker said
some modules were not used when they really were. The module wasn't
that complex, only 302 lines, but it got it wrong.
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Kamilche enlightened us with:
> DetectUnusedModules.py - Detect modules that were imported but not
> used in a file. When run directly, this class will check all files
> in the current directory.
Nice as it is, but why not use pylint to check this and many other
coding style issues?
Sybren
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'''
DetectUnusedModules.py - Detect modules that were imported but not used
in a file.
When run directly, this class will check all files in the current
directory.
'''
import os
import tokenize
class PrintUnusedModules(object):
state = 0
importlist = None
linenumbers = None
def _
