Open ghost opened 3 years ago
If you have multiple functions calling one function, it will look like this.
{ "path": "~~~", "line": 1, "func_name": "called_func", "type_comments": [ "(int) -> int" "(int) -> str" ], "samples": 2 },
I would like to know which function calls the called_func in this case.
called_func
{ "path": "~~~", "line": 1, "func_name": "called_func", "type_comments": [ { "calling1_func": "(int) -> int", } { "calling2_func": "(int) -> str", } ], "samples": 2 },
... because there are chances to have 10 or more samples (sadly).
This must change the code below (and more. such as FunctionKey), but it maybe gets slower.
FunctionKey
https://github.com/dropbox/pyannotate/blob/1e7ddf09fdbc6fa37b2cf261f36a5563a0fe772a/pyannotate_runtime/collect_types.py#L446-L448
So I want to know if this proposal is ideal or not. If ideal I think I can contribute when I have a time (maybe late of this month)
If you have multiple functions calling one function, it will look like this.
I would like to know which function calls the
called_func
in this case.... because there are chances to have 10 or more samples (sadly).
remarks
This must change the code below (and more. such as
FunctionKey
), but it maybe gets slower.https://github.com/dropbox/pyannotate/blob/1e7ddf09fdbc6fa37b2cf261f36a5563a0fe772a/pyannotate_runtime/collect_types.py#L446-L448
So I want to know if this proposal is ideal or not. If ideal I think I can contribute when I have a time (maybe late of this month)