How to use the radon.tools.iter_filenames function in radon
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def _analyze_cc(self):
import radon
print radon.__version__
import inspect
print inspect.getsource(iter_filenames)
for name in iter_filenames(self.args.path, self.args.exclude,
self.args.ignore):
with open(name) as fobj:
yield name, cc_visit(fobj.read(),
no_assert=self.args.no_assert)def _analyze_cc(self):
import radon
print radon.__version__
import inspect
print inspect.getsource(iter_filenames)
for name in iter_filenames(self.args.path, self.args.exclude,
self.args.ignore):
with open(name) as fobj:
yield name, cc_visit(fobj.read(),
no_assert=self.args.no_assert)
Popular radon functions
- radon.__version__
- radon.cli
- radon.cli.Config
- radon.cli.harvest.CCHarvester
- radon.cli.harvest.HCHarvester
- radon.cli.harvest.MIHarvester
- radon.cli.harvest.RawHarvester
- radon.complexity
- radon.complexity.add_inner_blocks
- radon.complexity.cc_rank
- radon.complexity.cc_visit
- radon.complexity.SCORE
- radon.complexity.sorted_results
- radon.raw.analyze
- radon.tools.iter_filenames
- radon.visitors.Class
- radon.visitors.ComplexityVisitor.from_code