Module Value

Import path


                                import python

Predicates

forBool	Gets the `Value` for the bool constant `b`.
forBytes	Gets the `Value` for the bytes constant `bytes`, if it exists. There will be no `Value` for most byte strings, unless it is explicitly declared in the source program.
forInt	Gets the `NumericValue` for the integer constant `i`, if it exists. There will be no `NumericValue` for most integers, but the following are guaranteed to exist: * From zero to 511 inclusive. * All powers of 2 (up to 2*30) Any integer explicitly mentioned in the source program.
forString	Gets a `Value` for the string `text`. May be a bytes or unicode string for Python 2. There will be no `Value` for most strings, unless it is explicitly declared in the source program.
forUnicode	Gets the `Value` for the unicode constant `text`, if it exists. There will be no `Value` for most text strings, unless it is explicitly declared in the source program.
named	Gets the `Value` named `name`. If there is at least one ‘.’ in `name`, then the part of the name to the left of the rightmost ‘.’ is interpreted as a module name and the part after the rightmost ‘.’ as an attribute of that module. For example, `Value::named("os.path.join")` is the `Value` representing the `join` function of the `os.path` module. If there is no ‘.’ in `name`, then the `Value` returned is the builtin object of that name. For example `Value::named("len")` is the `Value` representing the `len` built-in function.
none_	Gets the `Value` for `None`.
siteQuitter	Shortcuts added by the `site` module to exit your interactive session.