Hi again!
On 2 Apr., 16:34, Simon King <simon.k...@nuigalway.ie> wrote:
> Or, before giving up, I'll try to produce a toy example on sagenb -
> perhaps it can be replicated in that way.
No, I can't replicate it. I tried:
class FOO:
def __getattr__(self, a):
if a=='__members__':
return ['foo','bar']
f = FOO()
f.f<hit tab key>
and this results in the completion f.foo.
Moreover, dir(f) yields ['__doc__', '__getattr__', '__module__',
'bar', 'foo'], both on the command line and in the notebook.
And s.completions('f.f',globals(),system='python') yields ['f.foo']
and also works in both settings.
So, my situation is:
- Tab completion and introspection is implemented by returning the
appropriate stuff when __members__ is requested.
- It works at least on the command line, and a toy example works both
on command line and notebook.
- The doc test works for the toy example, but not for the real
application.
That probably means I have to look myself. But perhaps someone can
give me a direction?
Best regards,
Simon
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