This functions extracts the source code from the input file given a location. This is a bit tricky in Python, as indents are part of the syntax. We also don't want to include leading whitespaces/tabs in case of extracting a nested code fragment. Thus, we use the following approximation to retrieve the fragment's source code:

locationOf

open override fun locationOf(astNode: Python.AST.AST): PhysicalLocation?

operatorToString

fun operatorToString(op: Python.AST.BaseOperator): String

operatorUnaryToString

fun operatorUnaryToString(op: Python.AST.BaseUnaryOp): String

parse

open override fun parse(file: File): TranslationUnitDeclaration

parseAll

fun parseAll(): List<TranslationUnitDeclaration>

process

open fun process(from: Any, to: Node)

registerObjectListener

open fun registerObjectListener(from: Any, biConsumer: BiConsumer<Any, Node>)

registerPredicateListener

open fun registerPredicateListener(predicate: BiPredicate<Any, Node>, biConsumer: BiConsumer<Any, Node>)

setComment

open override fun setComment(node: Node, astNode: Python.AST.AST)

typeOf

open override fun typeOf(type: Python.AST.AST?): Type

Type information is optional in python in form of annotations. So if a type annotation is present, we parse it, otherwise we assume that it is dynamically typed and thus return an AutoType.

fun typeOf(typeId: String): Type

Resolves a Type based on its string identifier.