Member predicate CallableValue::getArgumentForCall

Gets the argument in call corresponding to the n’th positional parameter of this callable.

Use this method instead of call.getArg(n) to handle the fact that this function might be used as a bound-method, such that argument n of the call corresponds to the n+1 parameter of the callable.

This method also gives results when the argument is passed as a keyword argument in call, as long as this is not a builtin function or a builtin method.

Examples:

• if this represents the PythonFunctionValue for def func(a, b):, and call represents func(10, 20), then getArgumentForCall(call, 0) will give the ControlFlowNode for 10.

• with call representing func(b=20, a=10), getArgumentForCall(call, 0) will give the ControlFlowNode for 10.

• if this represents the PythonFunctionValue for def func(self, a, b):, and call represents foo.func(10, 20), then getArgumentForCall(call, 1) will give the ControlFlowNode for 10. Note: There will also exist a BoundMethodValue bm where bm.getArgumentForCall(call, 0) will give the ControlFlowNode for 10 (notice the shift in index used).