Example showing string parsing instead of file parsing?
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Description
I'm trying to implement pycodestyle in an add-on for the Blender Text Editor, but having pycodestyle to read re-saved file, while editing is too slow, so my question is if it is possible to parse a string directly instead of opening a saved file? And if yes, then my next question is if there are any examples showing how to do that?
I'm sorry I couldn't find a forum dealing with pycodestyle, to ask this question.
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Start with pycodestyle's single Python file and inspect how its existing file-based entry points receive input. Determine whether an in-memory string is supported, then document a minimal usage example for the Blender Text Editor use case; done means the example is clear without requiring a saved file.
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- python
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- documentation
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- Documentation
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- 1-2 days
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- Needs clarification
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