Exemple #1
0
def check_type_arguments_in_targets(targets: List[FineGrainedDeferredNode], state: 'State',
                                    errors: Errors) -> None:
    """Check type arguments against type variable bounds and restrictions.

    This mirrors the logic in check_type_arguments() except that we process only
    some targets. This is used in fine grained incremental mode.
    """
    analyzer = TypeArgumentAnalyzer(errors)
    with state.wrap_context():
        with strict_optional_set(state.options.strict_optional):
            for target in targets:
                analyzer.recurse_into_functions = not isinstance(target.node, MypyFile)
                target.node.accept(analyzer)
Exemple #2
0
def check_type_arguments_in_targets(targets: List[FineGrainedDeferredNode],
                                    state: 'State', errors: Errors) -> None:
    """Check type arguments against type variable bounds and restrictions.

    This mirrors the logic in check_type_arguments() except that we process only
    some targets. This is used in fine grained incremental mode.
    """
    analyzer = TypeArgumentAnalyzer(errors)
    with state.wrap_context():
        with strict_optional_set(state.options.strict_optional):
            for target in targets:
                analyzer.recurse_into_functions = not isinstance(
                    target.node, MypyFile)
                target.node.accept(analyzer)
Exemple #3
0
def check_type_arguments(graph: 'Graph', scc: List[str],
                         errors: Errors) -> None:
    for module in scc:
        state = graph[module]
        assert state.tree
        analyzer = TypeArgumentAnalyzer(errors)
        with state.wrap_context():
            with strict_optional_set(state.options.strict_optional):
                state.tree.accept(analyzer)
Exemple #4
0
def check_type_arguments_in_targets(targets: List[FineGrainedDeferredNode], state: 'State',
                                    errors: Errors) -> None:
    """Check type arguments against type variable bounds and restrictions.

    This mirrors the logic in check_type_arguments() except that we process only
    some targets. This is used in fine grained incremental mode.
    """
    analyzer = TypeArgumentAnalyzer(errors,
                                    state.options,
                                    errors.is_typeshed_file(state.path or ''))
    with state.wrap_context():
        with strict_optional_set(state.options.strict_optional):
            for target in targets:
                func = None  # type: Optional[Union[FuncDef, OverloadedFuncDef]]
                if isinstance(target.node, (FuncDef, OverloadedFuncDef)):
                    func = target.node
                saved = (state.id, target.active_typeinfo, func)  # module, class, function
                with errors.scope.saved_scope(saved) if errors.scope else nothing():
                    analyzer.recurse_into_functions = func is not None
                    target.node.accept(analyzer)