Usage section on github mentions pyan.create_callgraph() but there seems to be no such function about pyan HOT 9 CLOSED

I do not have write access to this repository, and also the documentation will correspond to the package when the next PyPI release occurs.

@johnyf : For a while already, you've been more active about pyan than me. I've invited you as a collaborator to this repository.

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Using #43, i.e., the branch https://github.com/johnyf/pyan/tree/typing (to avoid a bug that would prevent importing the package), the following works:

from pyan import create_callgraph

Please note that the repository is ahead of the version currently available through the Python Package Index (PyPI).

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Thanks! Could you update the font page guide to indicate that the needed code is not in the package index version yet?

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I do not have write access to this repository, and also the documentation will correspond to the package when the next PyPI release occurs.

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I do not have write access to this repository, and also the documentation will correspond to the package when the next PyPI release occurs.

Using #43, i.e., the branch https://github.com/johnyf/pyan/tree/typing (to avoid a bug that would prevent importing the package), the following works:

from pyan import create_callgraph

Please note that the repository is ahead of the version currently available through the Python Package Index (PyPI).

So I just got around to running this and it still has code like:

print foo()

I thought the print keyword was deprecated in python2? Are you sure this code is python3 compatible? It does not run for me.

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Please see https://github.com/johnyf/pyan/issues/8#issuecomment-698600360 (I couldn't find any old-style print statements).

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Thank you for inviting me as a collaborator to this repository.

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PyPI package pyan3 updated. Please try again with the latest version, and reopen this issue if necessary.

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@johnyf : You're welcome.

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