def visitAssign(self, node):
        assign_nodes = node.nodes
        if isinstance(assign_nodes[0], AssTuple):
            assigns = assign_nodes[0].nodes
        else:
            assigns = assign_nodes
        assign_names = [n.name for n in assigns]

        expression = node.expr
        # Collect names.
        nf = NameFinder()
        walk(expression, nf)
        self.names.update(nf.names)
        self.expressions.append((assign_names, expression))
    def visitAssign(self, node):
        assign_nodes = node.nodes
        if isinstance(assign_nodes[0], AssTuple):
            assigns = assign_nodes[0].nodes
        else:
            assigns = assign_nodes
        assign_names = [n.name for n in assigns]

        expression = node.expr
        # Collect names.
        nf = NameFinder()
        walk(expression, nf)
        self.names.update(nf.names)
        self.expressions.append((assign_names, expression))
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def find_local_defs(ast):
    """ Given Block's ast, return a dictionary of def names and
        the Function ast that represents them.  This will be used
        to create a LocalFunctionInfo.
    """
    res = walk(ast, LocalDefinitionsWalker()).local_funcs
    return res
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def find_local_defs(ast):
    """ Given Block's ast, return a dictionary of def names and
        the Function ast that represents them.  This will be used
        to create a LocalFunctionInfo.
    """
    res = walk(ast, LocalDefinitionsWalker()).local_funcs
    return res
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def count_function_args(ast):
    """ Given an ast node, finds the total number of arguments in FunctionCalls.
        This is probably only useful if you know the node to have only one
        function call.
    """

    return walk(ast, FunctionArgWalker()).num_args
    def from_ast(cls, ast):
        """ Create an ExecutionModel object from the ast. """

        # Build dictionaries for import information and local defs
        info = find_functions(ast)
        
        statement_info = walk(ast, StatementWalker())

        statements = parse_stmts_info(statement_info,info)

        return cls(statements=statements)
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def function_inputs_from_call_ast(ast, info=None):
    """ Returns function names and input/output binding 
        information from the CallFunc.
    """
    func = walk(ast, FunctionCallWalker())
    func_names = func.func_names
    func_args = func.func_args

    if len(func_names) == 1:
        return func_names, func_args
    else:
        return None
 def visitWhile(self,node):
     """  Explore while loops
     """
     
     gfunc_def = node.test
     sub_statement_info = walk(node.body, StatementWalker())
     
     group_struct = {'type':'while',
                     'stmts':sub_statement_info,
                     'gfunc':gfunc_def}
     
     self.groups.append(group_struct)
 def visitFor(self,node):
     """  Explore for loops
     """
     
     gfunc_def = (node.assign, node.list)
     sub_statement_info = walk(node.body, StatementWalker())
     
     group_struct = {'type':'for',
                     'stmts':sub_statement_info,
                     'gfunc':gfunc_def}
     
     self.groups.append(group_struct)
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def function_inputs_from_call_ast(ast, info=None):
    """ Returns function names and input/output binding 
        information from the CallFunc.
    """
    func = walk(ast, FunctionCallWalker())
    func_names = func.func_names
    func_args = func.func_args

    if len(func_names) == 1:
        return func_names, func_args
    else:
        return None
def test_complex_statement_walker():
    code = "\n".join([
        "from math import sin",
        "x = 10",
        "y = 10 + x",
        "z = sin(y) + b",
    ])
    walker = walk(parse(code), StatementWalker())
    assert len(walker.names) == 4
    assert set(walker.names) == set(['x', 'y', 'b', 'sin'])
    assert len(walker.imported_names) == 1
    assert set(walker.imported_names) == set(['sin'])
    assert len(walker.expressions) == 3
def test_simple_statement_walker():
    const_code = "a = 10"
    walker = walk(parse(const_code), StatementWalker())
    assert len(walker.names) == 0
    assert len(walker.imported_names) == 0
    assert len(walker.expressions) == 1

    const_code = "a, b = 10"
    walker = walk(parse(const_code), StatementWalker())
    assert len(walker.names) == 0
    assert len(walker.imported_names) == 0
    assert len(walker.expressions) == 1

    const_code = "a = 10; b = 20"
    walker = walk(parse(const_code), StatementWalker())
    assert len(walker.names) == 0
    assert len(walker.imported_names) == 0
    assert len(walker.expressions) == 2

    const_code = "a = 10 + 20"
    walker = walk(parse(const_code), StatementWalker())
    assert len(walker.names) == 0
    assert len(walker.imported_names) == 0
    assert len(walker.expressions) == 1
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def function_returns_from_ast(ast):
    """ Find the function returns from a function's ast.

        Parameters:
        -----------
        code: Str
            source code of the function

    """

    result = None

    if ast is not None:
        return_vals = walk(ast, ReturnVariablesFinder()).return_vals
        if len(return_vals) != 0:
            # The last set of return vals is likely to be the most used.
            result = return_vals[-1]
        else:
            result = []
    return result
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def function_returns_from_ast(ast):
    """ Find the function returns from a function's ast.

        Parameters:
        -----------
        code: Str
            source code of the function

    """

    result = None

    if ast is not None:
        return_vals = walk(ast, ReturnVariablesFinder()).return_vals
        if len(return_vals) != 0:
            # The last set of return vals is likely to be the most used.
            result = return_vals[-1]
        else:
            result = []
    return result
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    def visitCallFunc(self, node):
        if isinstance(node.node, Getattr):
            getattr_node = node.node
            decorated_name = ""
            while (isinstance(getattr_node.expr, Getattr)):
                decorated_name = getattr_node.attrname + "." + decorated_name
                getattr_node = getattr_node.expr
            decorated_name = "%s.%s.%s" % (getattr_node.expr.name,
                                           getattr_node.attrname, decorated_name)
            decorated_name = decorated_name[:-1]

            self.function_names.append(decorated_name)
        else:
            self.function_names.append(node.node.name)

        # fixme: The fact that I have to do this means that something is very
        #        wrong somewhere, but where? walk is suppposed to walk the whole
        #        AST tree! Why isn't this happening?
        for arg in node.args:
            self.function_names.extend(walk(arg, BlockInfoWalker()).function_names)
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    def visitCallFunc(self, node):
        if isinstance(node.node, Getattr):
            getattr_node = node.node
            decorated_name = ""
            while (isinstance(getattr_node.expr, Getattr)):
                decorated_name = getattr_node.attrname + "." + decorated_name
                getattr_node = getattr_node.expr
            decorated_name = "%s.%s.%s" % (
                getattr_node.expr.name, getattr_node.attrname, decorated_name)
            decorated_name = decorated_name[:-1]

            self.function_names.append(decorated_name)
        else:
            self.function_names.append(node.node.name)

        # fixme: The fact that I have to do this means that something is very
        #        wrong somewhere, but where? walk is suppposed to walk the whole
        #        AST tree! Why isn't this happening?
        for arg in node.args:
            self.function_names.extend(
                walk(arg, BlockInfoWalker()).function_names)
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def _retrieve_inputs_and_outputs(code = "", reserved_inputs=None, \
                                 reserved_outputs=None):
    """ Parse code to retrieve inputs and outputs 
        taking into account who are the reserved_inputs and 
        reserved_outputs. 
        This function returns list of InputVariable, OutputVariable.
    """

    if code == "":
        return

    ast = parse(code)
    walker = walk(ast, StatementWalker())
    imported_names = walker.imported_names
    outputs = []
    notinputs = set()

    for assigns, _ in walker.expressions:
        for name in assigns:
            if reserved_outputs is None or name not in reserved_outputs:
                outputs.append(OutputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
            notinputs.add(name)

    notinputs.update(imported_names)

    # Add function definition to the list of notinputs
    function_calls = [expr for assigns, expr in walker.expressions \
                           if isinstance(expr, CallFunc) ]

    [notinputs.add(call.node.name) for call in function_calls]

    # Add the builtins, too.
    notinputs.update(builtin_names)
    inputs = []
    for name in walker.names:
        if name not in notinputs:
            if reserved_inputs is None or name not in reserved_inputs:
                inputs.append(InputVariable(name=name, binding=name))

    return inputs, outputs
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def _retrieve_inputs_and_outputs(code = "", reserved_inputs=None, \
                                 reserved_outputs=None):
    """ Parse code to retrieve inputs and outputs 
        taking into account who are the reserved_inputs and 
        reserved_outputs. 
        This function returns list of InputVariable, OutputVariable.
    """
      
    if code =="":
        return
    
    ast = parse(code)
    walker = walk(ast, StatementWalker())
    imported_names = walker.imported_names
    outputs = []
    notinputs = set()
    
    for assigns, _ in walker.expressions:
        for name in assigns:
            if reserved_outputs is None or name not in reserved_outputs:
                outputs.append(OutputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
            notinputs.add(name)

    notinputs.update(imported_names)

    # Add function definition to the list of notinputs
    function_calls = [expr for assigns, expr in walker.expressions \
                           if isinstance(expr, CallFunc) ]
    
    [notinputs.add(call.node.name) for call in function_calls]   
    
    # Add the builtins, too.
    notinputs.update(builtin_names)
    inputs = []
    for name in walker.names:
        if name not in notinputs:
            if reserved_inputs is None or name not in reserved_inputs:
                inputs.append(InputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
    
    return inputs,outputs
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def retrieve_inputs_and_outputs(code="",reserved_inputs=[],reserved_outputs=[]):
    """ Parse code to retrieve inputs and outputs 
        taking into account who are reserved_inputs and 
        reserved_outputs.
        FIXME: fix the StatementWalker object to manage function_call 
               without returned value (no assignment).
    """
       
    ast = parse(code)
    walker = walk(ast, StatementWalker())
    imported_names = walker.imported_names
    outputs = []
    notinputs = set()
    for assigns, _ in walker.expressions:
        for name in assigns:
            if reserved_outputs is None or name not in reserved_outputs:
                outputs.append(name)
            notinputs.add(name)

    notinputs.update(imported_names)
    
    # Add function definition to the list of notinputs
    function_calls = [expr for assigns, expr in walker.expressions \
                           if isinstance(expr, CallFunc) ]
    
    [notinputs.add(call.node.name) for call in function_calls]   
        
    # Add the builtins, too.
    notinputs.update(builtin_names)
    inputs = []
    for name in walker.names:
        if name not in notinputs:
            if reserved_inputs is None or name not in reserved_inputs:
                # Icky. We don't know that the user gave code in the correct
                # order.
                inputs.append(name)
    
    return inputs,outputs
 def _update_code(self, code):
     """ Update the expression code.
     """
     ast = parse(code)
     walker = walk(ast, StatementWalker())
     self.imported_names = walker.imported_names
     outputs = []
     notinputs = set()
     for assigns, expr in walker.expressions:
         for name in assigns:
             outputs.append(OutputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
             notinputs.add(name)
     notinputs.update(self.imported_names)
     # Add the builtins, too.
     notinputs.update(builtin_names)
     inputs = []
     for name in walker.names:
         if name not in notinputs:
             # Icky. We don't know that the user gave code in the correct
             # order.
             inputs.append(InputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
     self.inputs = inputs
     self.outputs = outputs
 def _update_code(self, code):
     """ Update the expression code.
     """
     ast = parse(code)
     walker = walk(ast, StatementWalker())
     self.imported_names = walker.imported_names
     outputs = []
     notinputs = set()
     for assigns, expr in walker.expressions:
         for name in assigns:
             outputs.append(OutputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
             notinputs.add(name)
     notinputs.update(self.imported_names)
     # Add the builtins, too.
     notinputs.update(builtin_names)
     inputs = []
     for name in walker.names:
         if name not in notinputs:
             # Icky. We don't know that the user gave code in the correct
             # order.
             inputs.append(InputVariable(name=name, binding=name))
     self.inputs = inputs
     self.outputs = outputs
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def find_functions(ast):
    """ Given Block's ast, return a dictionary of imports and local
        functions.  Dictionary is of function name -> Callable.
    """
    res = walk(ast, FunctionInfoWalker())
    return res.function_callables
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def rename_variable(ast, old, new):
    """ Replace all references to 'old' with 'new'.
    """

    return walk(ast, BlockNameReplacer(old, new))
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def rename_variable(ast, old, new):
    """ Replace all references to 'old' with 'new'.
    """

    return walk(ast, BlockNameReplacer(old, new))
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def function_names(block):
    """ Return all the function names within a block.
    """

    return walk(block.ast, BlockInfoWalker()).function_names
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def find_functions(ast):
    """ Given Block's ast, return a dictionary of imports and local
        functions.  Dictionary is of function name -> Callable.
    """
    res = walk(ast, FunctionInfoWalker())
    return res.function_callables
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def function_names(block):
    """ Return all the function names within a block.
    """

    return walk(block.ast, BlockInfoWalker()).function_names