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[ANN] pycoverage.el

posted 2009.08.27 Thu

I thought it might be nice to have code coverage support for Python in emacs. So I started hacking pycoverage.el tonight. The beginnings of the project is on github. This is just a few hours of hacking, and is in a really nascent state. Right now there's a hardcoded value for the location of the .coverage file (supporting coverage.py initially, I figure figleaf will be easy later).

I've not messed around with git much, but since I figure others might find this useful (and since my lisp skills are lacking (haven't used it since college)) (somehow my parens are pretty good for adding parenthetical information though), I figured I'd throw it out into the social coding scene. I figure others might want it (and want to help scratch this itch) and since I might be incognito for a bit here anytime now I'm putting it out in a the paint is still wet state....

Props to the rcov guys for giving me some elisp code to start off with....

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