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-n/--no-file
a --no-file option to suppress output of the # File: lines. Those can have shortcuts of -i for --imports and -n for --no-file - so if you want to apply both (and just get the imports) you can then do this: symbex -d symbex -in
a --no-file option to suppress output of the # File: lines.
--no-file
# File:
Those can have shortcuts of -i for --imports and -n for --no-file - so if you want to apply both (and just get the imports) you can then do this:
-i
--imports
-n
symbex -d symbex -in
Split from:
# from xxx.yyy import function_name
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Pretty neat:
symbex -in -d symbex
# from .lib import find_symbol_nodes def find_symbol_nodes(code: str, filename: str, symbols: Iterable[str]) -> List[Tuple[(AST, Optional[str])]] # from .lib import code_for_node def code_for_node(code: str, node: AST, class_name: str, signatures: bool, docstrings: bool) -> Tuple[(str, int)]
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Release 0.7
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Refs #26, #27, #28, #29, #30
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Split from:
--imports
option for outputting# from xxx.yyy import function_name
#26The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: