问题
In the documentation it says, 'source' can be either str or AST object
When trying to compile my ast root:
dl = compile(newRoot, '<string>', 'eval')
I get this Exception:
expected str, got Module
I am using the last version of IronPython.
Is there an idea why this does not work? all the examples I found seem to do it this way with no issues.
Is there a workaround to compile an AST object?
Thanks!!!!
PD: I found this issue but seems to have no activity: http://ironpython.codeplex.com/workitem/32526
回答1:
First off, IronPython does not support this.
It's actually quite hard to support in IronPython (and I didn't know it needed to be supported until today). IronPython's _ast module is a wrapper around its own AST, and currently only implements conversion from IronPython AST => CPython AST, but not the reverse. It's a fair bit of (honestly, quite tedious) work, so I'm not sure when it will get fixed.
If there's a popular program or library that's broken because of this that moves it up the priority list, and patches are always welcome.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10890192/ironpython-compile-does-not-accept-ast-object