At 09:33 AM 8/31/2009 -0700, Guido van Rossum wrote:
>Of course, tracking down all the code objects in the return value of
>marshal.load*() might be a bit tricky -- API-wise I still think that
>making it an argument to marshal.load*() might be simpler. Also it
>would preserve the purity of code objects.
Or maybe we could just do something like this:
from new import code
def with_changed_filename(code_ob, filename):
def remap(ob):
if not isinstance(ob, code):
return ob
return code(
ob.co_argcount, ob.co_nlocals, ob.co_stacksize,
ob.co_flags, ob.co_code,
map(remap, ob.co_consts), ob.co_names,
ob.co_varnames, filename,
ob.co_name, ob.co_firstlineno, ob.co_lnotab, ob.co_freevars,
ob.co_cellvars
)
return remap(code_ob)
Granted, this takes a bit more memory than an in-place modification,
but it's immediately usable and at least works wherever new.code is available.
(I've not tested the above, so it may not work. I seem to recall the
last time I wrote something like this there was something tricky
about handling co_freevars and co_cellvars; I think you may need to
omit them if empty, or convert them to None, or from None to an empty
tuple or some such rigamarole. And a 3.x version is left as an
exercise for the reader. ;-) )
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