Name
print_callees, print_callers
Synopsis
s
.print_callees(*restrictions)Outputs the list of functions in
s’s profile data, sorted
according to the latest call to
s
.sort_stats, and
subject to the given restrictions, if any. You can call each printing
method with zero or more restrictions,
which are applied one after the other, in order, to reduce the number
of output lines. A restriction that is an integer
n limits the output to the first
n lines. A restriction that is a
floating-point value f between
0.0 and 1.0 limits the output
to a fraction f of the lines. A
restriction that is a string is compiled as a regular expression (as
covered in Chapter 9); only lines satisfying a
search method call on the regular expressions are
output. Restrictions are cumulative. For example,
s
.print_calls(10,0.5)
outputs the first 5 lines (half of 10). Output restrictions apply
only after the summary and header lines: summary and header are
output unconditionally.
Each function f that is output is
accompanied by the list of
f’s callers (the
functions that called f) or
f’s callees (the
functions that f called) according to the
name of the method.
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