pytools.expression.composite.Call#

class pytools.expression.composite.Call(callee, *args, **kwargs)[source]#

A call expression.

Bases:

Invocation

Metaclasses:

ABCMeta

Parameters:

Method summary

`and_`	Create a logical and expression using this and another expression as operands.
`eq_`	Compare this expression with another for equality.
`hash_`	Calculate the hash code for this expression.
`not_`	Create a logical not expression using this expression as the operand.
`or_`	Create a logical or expression using this and another expression as operands.
`to_expression`	Render this object as an expression.

Attribute summary

`body_`	The expression representing the arguments enclosed by brackets.
`callee_`	The expression being called; identical with the prefix of this expression.
`precedence_`	The precedence of this expression, used to determine the need for parentheses.
`prefix_`	The prefix of this expression.
`separator_`	One or more characters separating the prefix and the subexpression.
`subexpressions_`	A tuple containing the prefix and the body of this expression.

Definitions

__call__(*args, **kwargs)#

Generate a Call expression.

and_(other)#

Create a logical and expression using this and another expression as operands.

Parameters:: other (Expression) – other operand to combine with this expression using a logical and
Return type:: Expression
Returns:: the logical and expression

eq_(other)#

Compare this expression with another for equality.

For using Python’s native equality operator ==, see FrozenExpression.

Parameters:: other (Expression) – the expression to compare this expression with
Return type:: bool
Returns:: True if both expressions are equal; False otherwise

hash_()#

Calculate the hash code for this expression.

For using Python’s native hash function, see FrozenExpression.

not_()#

Create a logical not expression using this expression as the operand.

or_(other)#

Create a logical or expression using this and another expression as operands.

Parameters:: other (Expression) – other operand to combine with this expression using a logical or
Return type:: Expression
Returns:: the logical or expression

to_expression()#

Render this object as an expression.

property body_: CollectionLiteral#: The expression representing the arguments enclosed by brackets.

property callee_: Expression#: The expression being called; identical with the prefix of this expression.

property precedence_: int#: The precedence of this expression, used to determine the need for parentheses.

property separator_: str#: One or more characters separating the prefix and the subexpression.

property subexpressions_: tuple[Expression, ...]#: A tuple containing the prefix and the body of this expression.