Variable scope issue

[YohanFinet]

When a local variable has the same name as a global variable, flyable thinks we are talking about the global variable.

example 1:

x = "global "

def foo():
    x = x * 2
    print(x)

foo()
print(x)

cpython: error
flyable: prints global global

example 2:

x = "global "

def foo():
    x = "hello"
    print(x)

foo()
print(x)

cpython: prints hello global
flyable: prints hello hello

[YohanFinet]

There's an issue with the scope of nested functions that might be related.

example:

def outer():
    x = "hello"

    def inner():
        x = "world"
        print("inner:" + x)

    inner()
    print("outer:" + x)

def foo():
    inner()

outer()
foo()

the above code prints:
inner:world
outer:hello
inner:world

But it should raise an error since foo() shouldn't be able to call inner().

[ALavallee]

@MoSk3 Is this one good to close?

[MoSk3]

Not fully, still working on the error raising

[ALavallee]

Cpython opcodes take cares of that. We will just need to lookup provided in the Function Frame.