How can we find all the functions in a python program??? for eg.
Input
def func1:
#doing something
def func2:
#doing something
def func3:
#doing something
Output
{'func1' , 'func2' , 'func3'}
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2 Answers
If you want all functions in the global scope, you can use globals() with inspect.isfunction():
>>> def foo():
... pass
...
>>> def bar():
... pass
...
>>> import inspect
>>> [member.__name__ for member in globals().values() \
... if inspect.isfunction(member)]
['bar', 'foo']
2 Comments
Rahul Gupta
Is there any diff. when I use 'locals()' instead of 'gloabals()' in line :: "for member in globals().values()" ???
Frédéric Hamidi
There won't be any difference if you run this code from the global scope, but if you run it from, say, a function, the difference should become obvious.
Guessing you want only the methods in your current context:
import inspect
d = locals()
funcs = [f for f in d if inspect.isfunction(d[f])]
