I added -disable=W0105 to PyLint options and in spite of this error being absent in the console output of PyLint it is still present in the Problems view. Cleaning the project doesn't clear Problems view. I found the same question was already asked by dontaylor on 2006-03-28 with fabioz's answer there is no way to clear Problems view. Is it still true 5 years later or is there some way? Btw, Delete option in context menu after selecting problem(s) in the Problems view is disabled.
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It should be OK (note that I agree that the PyLint integration could be improved, I think that the actual target would be having most of the PyLint analysis built in into PyDev).
Cheers,
Fabio
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Well I think I phrased my question wrong. What I meant is this; I think that error markers' removal should be done when one cleans PyDev project. There's nothing wrong with current way of invoking it but I think many (most?) people would expect this removal to occur when they clean project.
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Hi!
I added -disable=W0105 to PyLint options and in spite of this error being absent in the console output of PyLint it is still present in the Problems view. Cleaning the project doesn't clear Problems view. I found the same question was already asked by dontaylor on 2006-03-28 with fabioz's answer there is no way to clear Problems view. Is it still true 5 years later or is there some way? Btw, Delete option in context menu after selecting problem(s) in the Problems view is disabled.
Nowadays you should be able to right click a project/folder and select > PyDev > Remove error markers.
Cheers,
Fabio
Fabio,
thanks for quick response and great product!
I'll try what you suggested. Is it ok these markers are not cleared when cleaning project?
It should be OK (note that I agree that the PyLint integration could be improved, I think that the actual target would be having most of the PyLint analysis built in into PyDev).
Cheers,
Fabio
Well I think I phrased my question wrong. What I meant is this; I think that error markers' removal should be done when one cleans PyDev project. There's nothing wrong with current way of invoking it but I think many (most?) people would expect this removal to occur when they clean project.
Agreed. Just did that change and it'll be available in the next release.
Cheers,
Fabio
Nice!
Thank You.