Some examples for what I have in mind:
def read_and_close_file(file: Move[FileIO]):
""" File will be closed, so we can not use after """
file.read()
file.close()
@dataclass
class Model:
x: List[int]
def make_list_from_model(model: Move[Model]) -> List[int]:
""" This is not a pure function, which is bad,
but if we move model here and won't use it after, then it's kinda pure """
model.x.append(1) # x is big and we don't want to copy it, instead we just
push another element
return model.x
def run_thread_unsafe_process(writer: Move[BytesIO]) -> Thread:
thread = Thread(target=thread_unsafe_process, args=(writer,))
thread.start()
return thread
def thread_unsafe_process(writer: BytesIO):
while True:
sleep(1)
writer.write(b'Hello!')
file = open('move.py')
read_and_close_file(file)
file.read() # Mistake, file is already closed, static analyzer cah check that
model = Model([1, 2, 3])
y = make_list_from_model(model)
print(model.x) # Using of corrupted value, it might be unexpected for caller
and cause some mistakes
writer = open('buffer.tmp', 'wb')
run_thread_unsafe_process(writer)
writer.write(b'world') # mistake, can lead to data-race (in this case, two
messages, "hello" and "world", might mix up)
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