Julien Danjou • 12/3/2018

A multi-value syntax tree filtering in Python

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This technical article details how to enhance a Python-based abstract syntax tree (AST) filter from single-value to multi-value evaluation. It explains the implementation changes needed to support filtering with multiple keyword arguments, using binary operators like 'eq' and 'gt' with key-value pairs, and includes code examples for the recursive tree evaluation logic.

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