def test_comprehensions():
assert ({"x"}, {"y"}) == find_names(ast.parse("(x for x in y)"))
assert ({"x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("(x for x in x)"))
assert ({"x", "xx"},
{"xxx"}) == find_names(ast.parse("(x for xx in xxx for x in xx)"))
assert ({"x", "xx"},
{"xx",
"xxx"}) == find_names(ast.parse("(x for x in xx for xx in xxx)"))
def check_find_names(code: str,
defined: Set[str],
undefined: Set[str],
confirm: bool = True) -> None:
assert (defined, undefined) == find_names(ast.parse(code))
if not confirm:
return
exec_locals = {}
actually_undefined = undefined - set(dir(__import__("builtins")))
if actually_undefined:
# If something is actually undefined, we should raise a NameError when we execute
# (if we hit another exception first, we fix the test!)
with pytest.raises(NameError) as e:
exec(code, exec_locals)
assert re.search(r"name '(\w+)' is not",
e.value.args[0]).group(1) in actually_undefined
else:
try:
exec(code, exec_locals)
except Exception as e:
# Unlike above, allow this code to fail, but if it fails, it shouldn't be a NameError!
assert not isinstance(e, NameError)
exec_locals = set(exec_locals)
exec_locals -= {"__builtins__", "__annotations__"}
# In general, we over define things, because we don't deal with scopes and such. So just check
# a subset relationship holds, we could tighten this check in the future.
assert exec_locals <= defined
def test_basic():
assert (set(), set("x")) == find_names(ast.parse("x[:3]"))
assert ({"x"}, set()) == find_names(ast.parse("x = 1"))
assert ({"x", "y"}, set()) == find_names(ast.parse("x = 1; y = x + 1"))
def test_del():
assert ({"x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("x = 3; del x; x"))
def test_args_bad():
assert ({"f", "x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("f = lambda x: x; x"))
def test_args():
assert ({"f"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("f = lambda: x"))
assert ({"f", "x"}, set()) == find_names(ast.parse("f = lambda x: x"))
assert ({"f", "x"}, {"y"}) == find_names(ast.parse("f = lambda x: y"))
assert ({"a", "b", "c", "x", "y", "z"}, set()) == find_names(
ast.parse("def f(x, y = 0, *z, a, b = 0, **c): ..."))
def test_weird_assignments():
assert ({"x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("x += 1"))
assert ({"x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("for x in x: pass"))
assert ({"x", "y"}, {"x", "y"}) == find_names(ast.parse("x, y = x, y"))
if sys.version_info >= (3, 8):
assert ({"x"}, {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("(x := x)"))
def test_builtins():
assert (set(), {"print"}) == find_names(ast.parse("print(5)"))
assert ({"print"}, set()) == find_names(ast.parse("print = 5; print(5)"))
def test_loops():
assert ({"x"}, {"y",
"print"}) == find_names(ast.parse("for x in y: print(x)"))
assert (set(), {"x"}) == find_names(ast.parse("while x: pass"))
def check_find_names(code: str, defined: Set[str], undefined: Set[str]) -> None:
assert (defined, undefined) == find_names(ast.parse(code))
