Module resolver 

Python’s reference resolution: export-name and seed inference, receiver-type resolution, and annotation candidates.

index arguments below are the dispatching analyzer’s CodeUnitIndex (see PythonGraphSource); python is the Python analyzer’s memoized products.

Functions

annotation_class_qualifier_site

Return the exact qualifier token when a class target owns part of a structured annotation attribute chain.

annotation_reference_candidates

Resolve a structured Python annotation reference.

annotation_reference_candidates_at_focus

Resolve only the annotation identifier selected by one definition request. Quoted annotations are reparsed with original byte coordinates, while the original syntax node remains the lexical class-scope anchor.

infer_export_names

infer_usage_seeds

member_name

normalized_receiver_type

receiver_annotation_matches_target

resolve_callable_parameter_default_types

Resolve the class in the nearest enclosing callable parameter default.

resolve_constructor_types

Resolve the class constructed by a Python call callee without interpreting source text. Bare callees use the import binder or same-file declarations; qualified callees walk tree-sitter’s attribute fields back to a namespace import and append each attribute component structurally.

resolve_receiver_type

resolve_visible_named_import_candidates

Resolve every visible named-import binding for one local symbol.

target_owner_code_unit

top_level_identifier

The name under which target is bound in the innermost scope a file scan can reference. Only class owners are climbed: a target nested in a function is bound by its own identifier in that function’s body, never by the outer class’s or function’s name, so treating the outer name as the target’s binding attributes the outer declaration’s usages to the nested target (#3390).