On 08/18/2011 09:51 PM, Chris Lumens wrote:
You alluded to this in patch #2, but I didn't see a real answer. Are you able to completely remove anaconda as a parameter to functions now?
Yes! And I am planning to write myself a simple parser (or use python-lint or similar) that finds those functions automatically --- since anaconda.rootPath no longer exists I can just detect if a function still uses anaconda.something and if not then the anaconda parameter might be superfluous. (doesn't hold for overloaded functions for example but it is a good first seed).
Even better, can you keep going up a level and removing anaconda as a parameter to functions that only required it to in turn pass anaconda.rootPath?
Those will be find the same way as above: when 'anaconda' was only used for 'anaconda.rootPath' such reference is now gone and the anaconda parameter is unused.
So it is going to take a couple of iterations and I will probably miss places but getting rid of a variable when we know it's a constant should be a good thing by itself, no?
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