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feat: Added module output resolving #4259
feat: Added module output resolving #4259
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anytime absolute numbers are used one has to be careful, would len("var.") be better?
Also if we are to use multiple if else (in this case its 3 (if, elif, else)), it might be better to use a dispatcher pattern. eg: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/python-cookbook/0596001673/ch01s07.html
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Yup, changing the magic number to
len("var.")
will be nicer. Might also consider usingreference[reference.find("."):]
to be inline with the other if case that usesrfind()
Will look into the dispatcher pattern.
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So if we were to go with a dispatching design, we would still need some way to handle the
else
case. Since Python doesn't have a switch-like statement until 3.10, we would need to do some checking ifvar
ormodule
was in the dictionary and throw all the rest of the cases into a default function/branch. From what I can make out, it would involveif
ortry/except
to catch aKeyError
for "default" cases.