Suppressing checking of modules with pychecker

[Qopit]

Does anyone know how to stop the command line pychecker from analyzing
particular modules? It really gets slowed down on some big ones.

In particular having 'import wx' takes a long while (30 - 60s). If you
try pycheck'ing the program below it takes a while and prints a zillion
warnings.

#---
import wx
print "Go make a sandwich while this finishes..."
#---

I tried the blacklisting -b option, but can't seem to get it to work
right. Plus I think it just suppresses the warnings but does not stop
it from digging through the wx module.

Anyone using pychecker with wxPython apps know what to do?

 

[MrJean1]

FWIIW,

We use PyChecker all the time with Python files using importing wx plus
wx.grid or wx.stc, etc. and the run times vary between 5 and 15
seconds.

This is Python 2.4 with wxPython 2.4.2.4 and RedHat Fedora Core 2 Linux
running on a 1.2 GHz Pentium 4 M laptop.

/Jean Brouwers