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only walk statement nodes when scanning for defs and classes - #2216
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_raw_parse and AstArcAnalyzer.analyze used ast.walk to find module, function, and class nodes, visiting every node in the tree. Those are all statements, which can never appear inside expression subtrees. We can optimize this with walk_statement_nodes, which is ast.walk with the enqueue filtereds. This also replace analyze()'s per-node getattr dispatch with isinstance checks against the three handler types.
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_raw_parseandAstArcAnalyzer.analyzeuseast.walkto find module, function, and class nodes, visiting every node in the tree. Those are all statements, which can never appear inside expression subtrees.We can optimize by adding
walk_statement_nodeswhich filters out statements.This also replace analyze()'s per-node getattr dispatch with isinstance checks against the three handler types.
Some performance tests as run by claude (4 core x86_64 VM):
~0.4s saved (with some variance due to standard benchmarking challenges).