PR-118: add pathing metadata; fix metatype bug#118
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my laptop was melting down while recording that GIF ... the jumps aren't normally that slow 🤕 |
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| (defn py-class-argspec [class] | ||
| (let [constructor (py/get-attr class "__init__")] | ||
| (py-fn-argspec constructor))) | ||
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this function was defined (the same way) twice for some reason, so I removed the later one.
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Closes: #116
Editors that support "jump to source" can now jump to source using the metadata of Python functions, classes, modules, and methods instantiated via
require-python.Additionally, discovered a bug that prevented
socket.SocketIOfrom being interned withrequire-python, since it is neither a Python module nor Pythontype(it is anabc.meta). Put a generic exception wrapper with handling for metatypes.