Am 19.10.18 um 10:22 schrieb Robert Vanden Eynde:
That would be a feature in my "python dialect" future library. Taking one valid python program and producing another
python program :
def f(request):
return HttpResponse('ok')
→
def f(request: HttpRequest):
return HttpResponse('ok')
The dialect options would include "all top functions in this module" for example, and parameters about the naming
convention (explicit list of conversion or rules to create the mapping).
I think creating source code from source code is most of the time not the best
solution.
Except you call the result not "source code" but "binary executable code". [1]
I think it would be great if this could work for local variables (which are not
in the arg/kwargs of the method), too:
Example:
def foo():
response = get_response_from_paradise()
If `get_response_from_paradise()` has not spec for the return type, then it
would be great to guess
the return type from the general "wisdom".
Regards,
Thomas
[1]:
https://github.com/guettli/programming-guidelines/blob/master/README.rst#source-code-generation-is-a-stupid-idea
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