Hi, I'm using vulture to find dead code:
https://pypi.org/project/vulture/ In my case it just generates a list of warnings for the whole project, but it should be simple to retrieve information about just one callable from its output. Best regards, Ulf Am 26. Oktober 2022 01:19:16 MESZ schrieb Dan Stromberg <drsali...@gmail.com>: >Hello people. > >Assume you have a software system that is self-contained: you do not need >to concern yourself with client code that is outside that tree (because >there is none, or you arbitrarily declare it unimportant as a simplifying >assumption). > >Is there a tool for Python that can assess whether a given function (or >list of functions, method or list of methods) is used or not, within that >source tree? > >grep, which is what I've been using, only goes so far. It finds comments, >and it finds methods by name independent of what class they are associated >with. > >I have a feeling there are IDE's that do this. These I'm interested in, >but I'm a bit more interested in standalone tools apart from a GUI. > >Thanks.
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