Revert "comments"

This reverts commit 80c3f4d.

Author: ajfriend

src/h3/_cy/cells.pyx

@@ -61,7 +61,9 @@ cpdef int distance(H3int h1, H3int h2) except -1:
 
     check_for_error(
         h3lib.gridDistance(h1, h2, &distance)
-    )
+    ) # todo: should this raise a distance error?
+
+    # s = 'Cells are too far apart to compute distance: {} and {}'
 
     return distance
 
@@ -258,6 +260,8 @@ cpdef H3int[:] uncompact(const H3int[:] hc, int res):
         )
     )
 
+    # todo: again! doesn't work if i have this before the error check!
+    # why isn't hmm.to_mv() robust to failures before it?
     mv = hmm.to_mv()
 
     return mv
@@ -314,7 +318,7 @@ cpdef double cell_area(H3int h, unit='km^2') except -1:
     return area
 
 
-cdef _could_not_find_line(err, start, end):
+cdef could_not_find_line(err, start, end):
     msg = "Couldn't find line between cells {} and {}"
     msg = msg.format(hex(start), hex(end))
 
@@ -329,12 +333,12 @@ cpdef H3int[:] line(H3int start, H3int end):
     # probably applies to all size/work pairs of functions...
     err = h3lib.gridPathCellsSize(start, end, &n)
 
-    _could_not_find_line(err, start, end)
+    could_not_find_line(err, start, end)
 
     hmm = H3MemoryManager(n)
     err = h3lib.gridPathCells(start, end, hmm.ptr)
 
-    _could_not_find_line(err, start, end)
+    could_not_find_line(err, start, end)
 
     # todo: probably here too?
     mv = hmm.to_mv()

src/h3/_cy/edges.pyx

@@ -100,14 +100,12 @@ cpdef double edge_length(H3int e, unit='km') except -1:
         double length
 
     if unit == 'rads':
-        err = h3lib.exactEdgeLengthRads(e, &length)
+        check_for_error(h3lib.exactEdgeLengthRads(e, &length))
     elif unit == 'km':
-        err = h3lib.exactEdgeLengthKm(e, &length)
+        check_for_error(h3lib.exactEdgeLengthKm(e, &length))
     elif unit == 'm':
-        err = h3lib.exactEdgeLengthM(e, &length)
+        check_for_error(h3lib.exactEdgeLengthM(e, &length))
     else:
         raise ValueError('Unknown unit: {}'.format(unit))
 
-    check_for_error(err)
-
     return length