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Bryton Lacquement
my2to3
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Aug 03, 2020
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Bryton Lacquement
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@@ -5,15 +5,15 @@ This documentation is rudimentary.
## Apply "trace" fixers on the fly
*
When importing modules:
```
python
from
my2to3.trace
import
patch_imports
def
is_whitelisted
(
fullname
,
path
):
# This function is used to whitelist specific modules. This corresponds to
# https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0302/.
return
True
patch_imports
(
is_whitelisted
)
```
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@@ -21,12 +21,12 @@ This documentation is rudimentary.
```
python
from
my2to3.trace
import
tracing_functions
,
apply_fixers
# `tracing_function
` contains all the functions registered with
#
`@register_tracing_function`. Add its content to the builtins (or
#
equivalent) of the component to
monkey-patch, e.g.:
# `tracing_function
s` contains all the functions which trace data at runtime.
#
Add its content to the builtins (or equivalent) of the component to
# monkey-patch, e.g.:
component_builtins
.
update
({
f
.
__name__
:
f
for
f
in
tracing_functions
})
# `name` must be a unique name which represents the code to modify, to easily
# recognize it. In general, we use a filepath (or an equivalent). This is used
# by the fixers.
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