This seems doable in principle by using the
Cython.Compiler.Visitor.TreeVisitor class. You'll have to figure out
what Cython AST nodes the things you're looking for correspond to. As
a simple example, this will find all non-def functions in a Cython
file:
from Cython.Compiler import TreeFragment,
While implementing PEP 498 I found a minor incompatibility between
CPython and Cython: CPython lets you concatenate u-prefixed and
non-prefixed string literals, while Cython throws an error.
jelle@devjelle:~/cython$ cat concat.py
print(u'foo' 'bar')
jelle@devjelle:~/cython$ python concat.py
fooba
I would be interested in doing this, although I haven't previously worked
on Cython itself. I'll start looking into it over the weekend.
2015-09-09 7:35 GMT-07:00 Jelle Zijlstra :
> I would be interested in doing this, although I haven't previously worked
> on Cython itsel
