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Notebook performance would noticeably suffer when doing completions in large namespaces (I'm looking at you pandas) because it could result in many (100's) of individual calls to `__ein_print_object_info_for'. This was very inefficient, so now what the code does is make a single python call to generate oinfo results for a list of completion candidates. Performance seems much improved, but only time will tell if this is just my imagination or not.
69 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
69 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
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import json
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import sys
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sys.path.append('lisp/')
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def test_undefined_object01():
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_maybe_undefined_object
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# Set up some user variables
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a = 1
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b = "A string"
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c = [1, 2, 3]
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obj_a = __ein_maybe_undefined_object('a', locals=locals())
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obj_b = __ein_maybe_undefined_object('b', locals=locals())
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obj_c = __ein_maybe_undefined_object('c', locals=locals())
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assert obj_a == a
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assert obj_b == b
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assert obj_c == c
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def test_undefined_object02():
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_maybe_undefined_object
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# Test on objects that don't exist
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obj_a = __ein_maybe_undefined_object('not_an_object', locals=locals())
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assert obj_a == None
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def test_get_object_info01():
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_object_info_for
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a = [1, 2, 3]
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oinfo_a = __ein_object_info_for(a)
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assert oinfo_a['type_name'] == "list"
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assert oinfo_a['string_form'] == "[1, 2, 3]"
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def test_get_oinfo_from_string():
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_maybe_undefined_object, __ein_object_info_for
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a = [1, 2,3 ]
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oinfo_a = __ein_object_info_for(__ein_maybe_undefined_object('a', locals=locals()))
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assert oinfo_a['type_name'] == "list"
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assert oinfo_a['string_form'] == "[1, 2, 3]"
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def test_generate_oinfo_data01():
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_generate_oinfo_data
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a = 1
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b = "A string"
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c = [1, 2, 3]
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oinfos = __ein_generate_oinfo_data(['a', 'b', 'c'], locals=locals())
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assert oinfos[0]['type_name'] == "int"
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assert oinfos[1]['type_name'] == "str"
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assert oinfos[2]['type_name'] == "list"
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def test_generate_oinfo_package01():
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import heapq
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_generate_oinfo_data
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oinfos = __ein_generate_oinfo_data(dir(heapq), locals=locals())
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assert len(oinfos) == 8 # Not everything in the package will generate object info.
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assert oinfos[0]['type_name'] == "dict"
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def test_generate_oinfo_package02():
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import sys
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from ein_remote_safe import __ein_generate_oinfo_data
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oinfos = __ein_generate_oinfo_data(dir(sys), locals=locals())
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assert len(oinfos) == 7
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assert oinfos[0]['type_name'] == "str"
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