Bug report

Bug description:

Running this file:

import symtable

st = symtable.symtable("""
class X:
    class Nested: pass
    type Alias = int
    x = (x for x in range(10))
    y = filter(lambda z: z % 2, range(10))
""", "mod", "exec")

cls = st.get_children()[0]
print(cls.get_methods())

Prints:

('Nested', 'Alias', 'genexpr', 'lambda')

None of these are methods.

@carljm and I noticed this as part of the work on PEP 649 (#119361 (comment)). My draft implementation excludes generated __annotate__ functions from the list of "methods", but perhaps all non-methods should be excluded.

CPython versions tested on:

3.12, CPython main branch

Operating systems tested on:

macOS

Linked PRs

• gh-119698: deprecate symtable.Class.get_methods #120148
• gh-119698: fix symtable.Class.get_methods and document its behaviour correctly #120151
• [3.12] gh-119698: fix symtable.Class.get_methods and document its behaviour correctly (#120151) #120776
• [3.13] gh-119698: fix symtable.Class.get_methods and document its behaviour correctly (GH-120151) #120777
• gh-119698: symtable: Fix merge race #120779
• gh-119698: fix a special case in symtable.Class.get_methods #121802
• gh-119698: deprecate symtable.Class.get_methods #121902
• [3.13] gh-119698: fix a special case in symtable.Class.get_methods (GH-121802) #121909
• [3.12] gh-119698: fix a special case in symtable.Class.get_methods (GH-121802) #121910