public IMember ConstructMember(string qualifiedName)
{
// Determine module name, member chain and if this is an instance.
if (!TypeNames.DeconstructQualifiedName(qualifiedName, out var parts))
{
return(null);
}
// See if member is a module first.
var module = GetModule(parts);
if (module == null)
{
return(null);
}
var member = parts.ModuleName == Module.Name
? GetMemberFromThisModule(parts.MemberNames)
: GetMemberFromModule(module, parts.MemberNames);
if (parts.ObjectType != ObjectType.Instance)
{
return(member);
}
var t = member.GetPythonType() ?? module.Interpreter.UnknownType;
return(new PythonInstance(t));
}
private IReadOnlyList <IPythonType> GetTypeArguments(string memberName, out string typeName)
{
typeName = null;
// TODO: better handle generics.
// https://github.com/microsoft/python-language-server/issues/1215
// Determine generic type arguments, if any, so we can construct
// complex types from parts, such as Union[typing.Any, a.b.c].
var typeArgs = new List <IPythonType>();
var openBracket = memberName.IndexOf('[');
if (openBracket > 0)
{
var closeBracket = memberName.LastIndexOf(']');
if (closeBracket > 0)
{
var argumentString = memberName.Substring(openBracket + 1, closeBracket - openBracket - 1);
// Extract type names from argument string. Note that types themselves
// can have arguments: Union[int, Union[int, Union[str, bool]], ...].
var qualifiedNames = TypeNames.GetTypeNames(argumentString, ',');
foreach (var qn in qualifiedNames)
{
var t = ConstructType(qn);
if (t == null)
{
TypeNames.DeconstructQualifiedName(qn, out var parts);
typeName = string.Join(".", parts.MemberNames);
t = new GenericTypeParameter(typeName, Module, Array.Empty <IPythonType>(), null, null, null, default);
}
typeArgs.Add(t);
}
typeName = memberName.Substring(0, openBracket);
}
}
return(typeArgs);
}
