Abstract Syntax Tree:
Abstract Syntax Tree
suggest changeThis analyzes a python script and, for each defined function, reports the line number where the function began, where the signature ends, where the docstring ends, and where the function definition ends.
#!/usr/local/bin/python3
import ast
import sys
""" The data we collect. Each key is a function name; each value is a dict
with keys: firstline, sigend, docend, and lastline and values of line numbers
where that happens. """
functions = {}
def process(functions):
""" Handle the function data stored in functions. """
for funcname,data in functions.items():
print("function:",funcname)
print("\tstarts at line:",data['firstline'])
print("\tsignature ends at line:",data['sigend'])
if ( data['sigend'] < data['docend'] ):
print("\tdocstring ends at line:",data['docend'])
else:
print("\tno docstring")
print("\tfunction ends at line:",data['lastline'])
print()
class FuncLister(ast.NodeVisitor):
def visit_FunctionDef(self, node):
""" Recursively visit all functions, determining where each function
starts, where its signature ends, where the docstring ends, and where
the function ends. """
functions[node.name] = {'firstline':node.lineno}
sigend = max(node.lineno,lastline(node.args))
functions[node.name]['sigend'] = sigend
docstring = ast.get_docstring(node)
docstringlength = len(docstring.split('\n')) if docstring else -1
functions[node.name]['docend'] = sigend+docstringlength
functions[node.name]['lastline'] = lastline(node)
self.generic_visit(node)
def lastline(node):
""" Recursively find the last line of a node """
return max( [ node.lineno if hasattr(node,'lineno') else -1 , ]
+[lastline(child) for child in ast.iter_child_nodes(node)] )
def readin(pythonfilename):
""" Read the file name and store the function data into functions. """
with open(pythonfilename) as f:
code = f.read()
FuncLister().visit(ast.parse(code))
def analyze(file,process):
""" Read the file and process the function data. """
readin(file)
process(functions)
if __name__ == '__main__':
if len(sys.argv)>1:
for file in sys.argv[1:]:
analyze(file,process)
else:
analyze(sys.argv[0],process)
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3List
22Reduce
27Classes
28Counting
31Set
42Tuple
45Enum
60setup.py
62Sockets
89urllib
92Idioms
104Stack
105Profiling
109Logging
111os module
118Mixins
120ArcPy
123Websockets
126Arrays
128Polymorphism
1322to3 tool
133Abstract Syntax Tree
135Unicode
138Neo4j
140Curses
141Templates
145heapq
146tkinter
154Audio
155pyglet
156queue module
157ijson
160Flask
161Groupby
163pygame
165hashlib
166Gzip
167ctypes
170configparser
179sys module
185pyaudio
186shelve
191Contributors