getsource and getsourcelines in the inspect module

[sonderblade]

BPO	1098134

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title = 'getsource and getsourcelines in the inspect module'
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[sonderblade]

import inspect

class Hi:
    def oneliner1(): pass
    def oneliner2(): pass

h = Hi()
print inspect.getsourcelines(h.oneliner1)
print "+++" + inspect.getsource(h.oneliner1) + "+++"

Tested on Python 2.3.4. Both the getsource* functions
takes the body of onliner1() and oneliner2() in the call.

[jlgijsbers]

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This is fixed in Python 2.5 and the upcoming 2.4.1 by patch
1011890. Thanks for the report, though.