def testUnpackUnion(self):
"""Test for UnpackUnion."""
ast = self.Parse("""
c1 = ... # type: int or float
c2 = ... # type: int
c3 = ... # type: list[int or float]""")
c1 = ast.Lookup("c1").type
c2 = ast.Lookup("c2").type
c3 = ast.Lookup("c3").type
self.assertItemsEqual(utils.UnpackUnion(c1), c1.type_list)
self.assertItemsEqual(utils.UnpackUnion(c2), [c2])
self.assertItemsEqual(utils.UnpackUnion(c3), [c3])
def SignatureHasReturnType(cls, sig, return_type):
for desired_type in pytd_utils.UnpackUnion(return_type):
if desired_type == return_type:
return True
elif isinstance(sig.return_type, pytd.UnionType):
return desired_type in sig.return_type.type_list
else:
return False
def convert_constant(self, name, pyval, subst=None, node=None,
source_sets=None, discard_concrete_values=False):
"""Convert a constant to a Variable.
This converts a constant to a cfg.Variable. Unlike
convert_constant_to_value, it can handle things that need to be represented
as a Variable with multiple possible values (i.e., a union type), like
pytd.Function.
Args:
name: The name to give the new variable.
pyval: The Python constant to convert. Can be a PyTD definition or a
builtin constant.
subst: The current type parameters.
node: The current CFG node. (For instances)
source_sets: An iterator over instances of SourceSet (or just tuples).
discard_concrete_values: Whether concrete values should be discarded from
type parameters.
Returns:
A cfg.Variable.
Raises:
TypeParameterError: if conversion is attempted on a type parameter without
a substitution.
ValueError: if pytype is not of a known type.
"""
source_sets = source_sets or [[]]
node = node or self.vm.root_cfg_node
if isinstance(pyval, pytd.UnionType):
options = [self.convert_constant_to_value(pytd.Print(t), t, subst, node)
for t in pyval.type_list]
return self.vm.program.NewVariable(name, options, [],
self.vm.root_cfg_node)
elif isinstance(pyval, pytd.NothingType):
return self.vm.program.NewVariable(name, [], [], self.vm.root_cfg_node)
elif isinstance(pyval, pytd.Alias):
return self.convert_constant(pytd.Print(pyval), pyval.type, subst,
node, source_sets, discard_concrete_values)
elif isinstance(pyval, abstract.AsInstance):
cls = pyval.cls
if isinstance(cls, pytd.AnythingType):
return self.create_new_unsolvable(node, "?")
if hasattr(cls, "name"):
name = cls.name
else:
name = cls.__class__.__name__
var = self.vm.program.NewVariable(name)
for t in pytd_utils.UnpackUnion(cls):
if isinstance(t, pytd.TypeParameter):
if not subst or t.name not in subst:
raise self.TypeParameterError(t.name)
else:
for v in subst[t.name].bindings:
for source_set in source_sets:
var.AddBinding(self._get_maybe_abstract_instance(v.data)
if discard_concrete_values else v.data,
source_set + [v], node)
elif isinstance(t, pytd.NothingType):
pass
else:
value = self.convert_constant_to_value(
name, abstract.AsInstance(t), subst, node)
for source_set in source_sets:
var.AddBinding(value, source_set, node)
return var
elif isinstance(pyval, pytd.Constant):
return self.convert_constant(
name, abstract.AsInstance(pyval.type), subst, node, source_sets,
discard_concrete_values)
result = self.convert_constant_to_value(name, pyval, subst, node)
if result is not None:
return result.to_variable(self.vm.root_cfg_node, name)
# There might still be bugs on the abstract intepreter when it returns,
# e.g. a list of values instead of a list of types:
assert pyval.__class__ != cfg.Variable, pyval
if pyval.__class__ == tuple:
# TODO(ampere): This does not allow subclasses. Handle namedtuple
# correctly.
# This case needs to go at the end because many things are actually also
# tuples.
return self.build_tuple(
self.vm.root_cfg_node,
(self.convert_constant("tuple[%d]" % i, v, subst, node, source_sets,
discard_concrete_values)
for i, v in enumerate(pyval)))
raise ValueError(
"Cannot convert {} to an abstract value".format(pyval.__class__))
