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Like the title says

Possibly duplicate linecache.checkcache() functionality for updating any stored scans. It would probably not recheck all stored files, thus it would require the file name. (though all scans could be rescanned). Line numbers would not be needed, as the existing numbers would be used.

I think linescan is simple enough that I could restructure it in OOP. It would help me learn that programming paradigm too.

Allow the number of stored scans to be changed, ideally though the linescan.debug() function.

• endLine parameter changed to endline
• errorValue parameter changed to errorvalue

• Option to return exception details
• API documentation in README.md
• Finish example usage
• http://www.gpg4win.org/
• Upload to PyPI (http://docs.python.org/3/distutils/packageindex.html)

By passing a specific value for endline (the string "end"), the entire file (starting from lineno) will be scanned.

Do this through a new autoclear boolean parameter in debug() (default True, meaning it clears automatically).

I have to figure out how to run the examples on Travis CI. They would then serve as tests to ensure everything worked and as user-examples.

• Fix ImportError
• Prevent requesting user input on Travis (it is not possible)

Update API docs for OOP refactoring

I need some examples for the rescan() function. I was forgot exactly how to use it and had no examples showing how while reworking the script with OOP.