Handle general expression statements - #425
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe visitors now handle pure expression statements without attribute errors. Supported calls retain generated operations, while pure expressions are discarded. Unknown gate names are resolved before operand checks. ChangesExpression statement validation
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- Line 28: Add str annotations to the parametrized test arguments and document
each in an Args section: expression in tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py
lines 28-28, operation in tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py lines 53-53,
expression in tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py lines 122-123, operation in
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("expression", ["1 + 2;", "i;", "sin(1.0);"]) | ||
| def test_pure_expression_statements_are_discarded(expression): |
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Add parameter annotations and Args documentation to the new parametrized tests.
The new test parameters are untyped and undocumented. Add str annotations and Args entries. The established test convention exempts -> None annotations and Returns: sections.
tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py#L28-L28: annotate and documentexpression.tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py#L53-L53: annotate and documentoperation.tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py#L122-L123: annotate and documentexpression.tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py#L163-L164: annotate and documentoperation.tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py#L186-L187: annotate and documentsource,error, andoperation.
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In `@tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py` at line 28, Add str annotations to the
parametrized test arguments and document each in an Args section: expression in
tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py lines 28-28, operation in
tests/qasm3/openpulse/test_general.py lines 53-53, expression in
tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py lines 122-123, operation in
tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py lines 163-164, and source, error, and operation
in tests/qasm3/test_expressions.py lines 186-187. Use the existing test
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Thanks for this — it's a clean fix, and I confirmed it against every repro in #388: the two spec examples (a * b;, a + b;) and g1; all went from AttributeError to working or to a proper ValidationError, and g1 q1; with an undeclared operand now names the gate rather than the qubit. I also fuzzed 27 expression-statement forms (literals, unary/binary, index, slice, cast, ternary, measure, string, duration) — no non-ValidationError escapes. Suite, pylint, mypy, black and isort all green locally, and CI is green across the full wheel matrix.
Three minor things. N1 is here; N2 and N3 are inline.
N1 — please add a CHANGELOG entry under Fixed, referencing #388. This is user-facing twice over: the exception type changes from AttributeError to ValidationError, and undeclared-gate diagnostics now quote the original source line instead of the expanded one (which is why tests/qasm3/resources/gates.py:397 had to change).
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| result.extend(visitor_function(statement)) # type: ignore[operator] | ||
| result.extend(visitor_function(statement)) # type: ignore[operator] |
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N2 — #388 also asked for a defensive try/except here, around the top-level dispatch, re-raising AttributeError/TypeError as ValidationError with the statement span — described in the issue as "a cheap safety net beyond this specific fix".
I think you're right to have left it out: a blanket catch at the dispatch would convert genuine internal bugs into validation errors and bury them, which is a bad trade for a net that my fuzzing suggests is already empty. No change requested.
The only issue is that the PR says Closes #388, so that item will silently close as done. Could you either add a line to the description saying it was deliberately declined and why, or drop the auto-close so the item can be judged separately?
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N3 — this list now has to stay in sync with _visit_function_call.
That method special-cases eight names; four of them (get_phase, get_frequency, newframe, play) aren't in any of the three maps, so they're spelled out again here. I checked the current set is complete — set_phase, set_frequency, shift_phase and shift_frequency all come in via OPENPULSE_FRAME_FUNCTION_MAP — so there's no bug today.
But a ninth added to _visit_function_call and not here would silently reroute to the generic evaluator. Existing tests would catch it loudly, so this is maintainability only. Could you pull the four literals into a module-level constant that both sites use, or failing that leave a comment here pointing at _visit_function_call?
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Thanks, those are good points. I added the changelog entry and a note beside the OpenPulse function names pointing to |
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Looks good from my end. I'll let @TheGupta2012 give final sign off before merge.
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Could you explain a little why this change is needed here? Just want to understand this through an example
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Thanks @danielgaskins for this change, apologies that I've been a little slow to review your PRs. Thanks for keeping up with the good work!
Besides one clarification, the changes lgtm.
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Summary
I left out the proposed top-level
AttributeError/TypeErrorcatch. It could hide internal bugs by reporting them as invalid user input. The expression and gate paths addressed here raiseValidationErrordirectly.Testing
Closes #388