def slice_string(currentline, source, name, invert=False,
formatter=programslice.formatter.LineFormatter):
"""
Slices the given source code from the given currentline.
:param currentline: A line from which to start the slicing.
:type currentline: int
:param source: The source code to parse.
:type source: string
:param name: filename of the given source code.
:type name: string
:param invert: Invert the result and return lines which don't depend
on the ``currentline``. Defaults to **False**.
:type invert: bool
:param formatter: Formatter class to format the slice result.
Defaults to LineFormatter which only outputs the
line numbers.
:type formatter: class
"""
lines = []
# catch encoding declarations and shebangs
head = re.compile(r'#!\/.*\n|#.*coding[:=]\s*(?P<enc>[-\w.]+).*')
source = head.sub('', source)
node = ast.parse(source, name)
visitor = programslice.visitor.LineDependencyVisitor()
visitor.visit(node)
graph = visitor.get_graph_for(currentline)
if graph:
lines = graph.slice_forward(currentline)
inverted = set(range(graph.first, graph.last + 1)) - set(lines)
result = list(inverted) if invert else lines
return formatter(result, source)()
def test_get_graph_for(self):
visitor = programslice.visitor.LineDependencyVisitor()
graph1 = programslice.graph.Graph('function1')
graph1.add(3)
graph1.add(5)
graph1.add(11)
graph2 = programslice.graph.Graph('function2')
graph2.add(12)
graph2.add(13)
graph2.add(15)
visitor.graphs = [graph1, graph2]
self.assertEqual('function1', visitor.get_graph_for(4).name)
self.assertEqual('function2', visitor.get_graph_for(12).name)
self.assertEqual(None, visitor.get_graph_for(2))