#!/www/python/bin/python """ $URL: svn+ssh://svn.mems-exchange.org/repos/trunk/dulcinea/bin/unknown.py $ $Id: $ """ from dulcinea.code_util import report_unknown_names, main main(report_unknown_names)
#!/www/python/bin/python """ $URL: svn+ssh://svn.mems-exchange.org/repos/trunk/dulcinea/bin/missed.py $ $Id: $ This script runs the python module named on the command line with __name__ == '__main__' and reports lines not executed. Works without change for ptl. Put '#n' in lines that you don't want missed.py to report as missed. """ from dulcinea.code_util import report_missed_lines, main main(report_missed_lines)
#!/www/python/bin/python """ $URL: svn+ssh://svn.mems-exchange.org/repos/trunk/dulcinea/bin/unused_imports.py $ $Id: $ Reports imports of names that are not in code in the importing file. Even though a name is not used in code in the importing file, the import may still be necessary. For example, names are sometimes imported in module A for the purpose of being imported from A in other modules, or for side effects. Sancho scripts often use imported names in test code that is stored in strings, and this script doesn't detect that usage. Quixote applications often import names that only appear in _q_export lists, and this script will report them as unused imports. The bottom line is that you may use this script to locate suspicious imports, but you still need to be careful about actually deleting imports. """ from dulcinea.code_util import report_unused_imports, main main(report_unused_imports)
