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Annotated AST
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to access the parsed AST, with the inferred types? I want to write a code translation tool, and knowing the types would be very useful.
I mean, having a regular AST (similar to ast.AST) but with added attributes, such as: declared_type, and inferred_types.
I tried to look through the code, but couldn’t figure it out.
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There is something like that, the
CallSiteCollectorclass inname_check_visitor.py. I think in our internal code we have a functionget_call_map(); I can look into moving that to the public part of pyanalyze.It’s green now! Happily the tests uncovered a few more places where we weren’t adding annotations to the AST.