Flight Log / MikePopoloski/slang #1393
Add pyslang example: Extract logic declaration names using visitor pattern — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in MikePopoloski/slang on Jun 4, 2025; merged clean in 5.3 d, merged by @MikePopoloski: +899 −401, 6 files, 5 reviews.
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The PR adds a pyslang example extracting logic declaration names via the visitor pattern, touching six files with 899 additions and 401 deletions across four commits. Five reviews logged eight comments and zero change requests. A reviewer wrote that the demo should be removed. It merged after 126.65 hours.
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This PR adds a comprehensive example demonstrating how to use the pyslang visitor system to extract the names of all `logic` declarations from SystemVerilog code. This addresses the need for practical examples showing how to leverage pyslang's AST traversal capabilities for code analysis. ## What's…
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- Jun 9, 2025mergedMikePopoloski
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