In that case, have you thought about coming up with one command runs both (so you don't have to invoke two separate commands each time you want to validate)? Is it possible to have a single command open two output windows?
-- Daryl
On 10/18/07, Jay Soffian jay-txmt@soffian.org wrote:
On Oct 18, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Daryl Spitzer wrote:
Jay,
How do you chose which (PyChecker or Pylint) to use? In other words, what are the advantages & disadvantages of each?
I use both. They overlap a lot, but they do each catch different things as well. Pylint has a lot more power for enforcing coding styles, if you care to do that. Another advantage of Pylint is that it can inspect code even if some of the imports are unavailable.
But in case, I almost always run both and take care of any errors/ warnings.
j.
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