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Well thank you for the feedback. I didn’t really think of that use case, Are you talking about if the variable is being imported into different files
by mraza007 2y ago
Well thank you for the feedback.
I didn’t really think of that use case,
Are you talking about if the variable is being imported into different files
- JohnKemeny 2y agoI'm thinking if you have two functions a and b and they both define a variable x. Then it will say "x used on lines 7, 10", but it's not the same variable, it's just the same name. Perhaps you could either call the variable a:x and b:x (that is, x defined in functions a and b, respectively), or you could write l6:x (x as defined on line 6). Ps, the function is called "index.py", but your error message says "analyzer.py". Pps, you should upload it to pypi, it's not so hard, and it makes it a ton easier.