Struct PythonLexicalScopeInventory 

pub struct PythonLexicalScopeInventory<'tree> { /* private fields */ }

Function-scope Python bindings discovered from tree-sitter structure.

The inventory models Python’s whole-function symbol-table behavior while retaining the implicit scope of comprehension targets. Construction is iterative and every inspected node is gated by scope_step; None means the caller stopped discovery and must conservatively avoid module fallback.

Implementations

impl<'tree> PythonLexicalScopeInventory<'tree>

pub fn collect_bounded( callable: Node<'tree>, source: &str, parameter_names: impl IntoIterator<Item = String>, scope_step: impl FnMut() -> bool, ) -> Option<Self>

parameter_names is the callable’s formal-parameter name stream. The layout it comes from is resolved by analyzer/lexical_definitions.rs, which dispatches through the analysis-side language registry and so cannot be named here; analyzer/python/lexical_scope.rs in brokk-bifrost-analysis is the one caller that computes it, under the same scope_step meter this walk uses.

pub fn name_resolution_at( &self, name: &str, reference: Node<'_>, ) -> PythonLexicalNameResolution

pub fn resolves_to_local_function( &self, name: &str, reference: Node<'_>, ) -> bool

pub fn local_function_declaration( &self, name: &str, reference: Node<'_>, ) -> Option<Node<'tree>>

pub fn local_bindings(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = (&str, Node<'tree>)> + '_