Hi Antonio Antonio Cuni wrote: > At the moment the only way to access class definitions is by calling > TranslationContext.annotator.getuserclassdefinitions(), which returns a > list of ClassDef instances: I've noticed that class attributes are not > typed but only annotated. > > Obviously for generating CLI classes I need to rtype class definitions, > so that I can know the exact low-level type of the fields: I wondered if > the absence of the rtyping step is intended or if it is a thing to do. > In the latter case I could try to do it (hoping to do better than with > rlist :-).
There must be a misunderstanding here, the rtyping step is not at all missing. ;) If you look at rtyped graphs you'll see that instances (and classes) have low-level types of the ootype.Instance kind. These Instance types have a _field attribute that is a dict mapping field names to their low-level types. You should be operating with these Instance types not with ClassDefs, the latter are mostly an implementation detail of the annotation phase. Cheers Nik _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
