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2 months ago
in Static Code Analizers for Python | And Now For Something Completely Different on Doug Hellmann
Great article Doug - thanks for the round-up. Your thoughts helped me assess where to jump on board with this task. I've run with PyLint for now since its more comprehensive than any other tool: takes a while to get a config sorted but I think its worth the effort. Also, its a bit disconcerting to go back to C++ type build times, but again, worth it for bugs caught I hope!
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dhellmann
It does feel a little weird to have to "build" a Python app in that way, doesn't it? :-) Of course, you don't have to do it for every code change, so if you think of it more like running a coverage tool or test suite then it's not as bad.
2 years ago
in MacFUSE with Objective-C on toxicsoftware.com
schwa:
Thats very very interesting to learn about! Does it handle encryption though? That would be perfect!
Thats very very interesting to learn about! Does it handle encryption though? That would be perfect!
2 years ago
in MacFUSE with Objective-C on toxicsoftware.com
Something I really want to know about FUSE:
Is it possible to have a VFS mounted in only one applications address space? I'm trying to find a way to encrypt a directory of python scripts and have them mounted virtually inside the host application in order to make it harder for hackers to see whats going on. Basically I don't want to mount the FS and then have it accessible via the Finder for example, only in the application that mounts it (I presume this is possible via the C API)
Possible?
Is it possible to have a VFS mounted in only one applications address space? I'm trying to find a way to encrypt a directory of python scripts and have them mounted virtually inside the host application in order to make it harder for hackers to see whats going on. Basically I don't want to mount the FS and then have it accessible via the Finder for example, only in the application that mounts it (I presume this is possible via the C API)
Possible?