Implement signatures_at #11
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I'll wait a bit for folks to review this, but stuff is queued up behind it so... |
Closes #3
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This allows one to find the methods defined by a particular block of code. One subtlety here is that multiple methods might be defined if the file/line combination points to a method with default arguments, keyword arguments, and the like. Note that not all of these methods are guaranteed to even have the same name.
I also contemplated calling this
methods_at, but that can be obtained fromsignatures_atfollowed by call(s) towhich(or better,whichttin JuliaInterpreter). Sincewhichis slow, I thought it would be better to return just the most essential information.Closes #3.