getting from code object to class/function
Michael Hudson
mwh at python.net
Wed Apr 7 14:22:02 EDT 2004
Skip Montanaro <skip at pobox.com> writes:
> The trace module allows you to print all functions which were called at
> least once during a program's run. I just checked in a change to also track
> caller/callee relationships and display then at program exit.
>
> Both types of output suffer from the fact that all the trace function gets
> is the current frame. From there it can find the code object and then the
> source filename and function name. There is, however, no direct way back
> from the code object to (for example) the class and method which "own" that
> object. I didn't see anything obvious in the inspect module that would
> allow me to worm around this problem.
gc.get_referrers?
It's impossible in general, of course, because you can using the 'new'
module construct multiple functions that refer to the same code
object.
Cheers,
mwh
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