Seeing the Cyclomatic complexity in VIM video got me slightly envious. As I am a long time GNU Emacs user I have decided to get back at those VIM people. Emacs can do everything that VIM can, only better after all So I present you pycomplexity — an Emacs mode that can do the same thing that vim-complexity does: At the moment the mode is “Works on my machine” certified. But it’s open source, so contributions are welcome. Big thanks go to Markus Triska the author of the linum.el and Gary Bernhardt for writing the complexity code calculator. Oh as for the more part: Coming up next – documenting how to set up pyflakes-enabled flymake: Competition spurs innovation after all

Emacs, Python