class SandboxMatcher: (source)
Constructor: SandboxMatcher.nested_child(path, child)
Matcher that is used to match modules and members during restriction and pass through checks.
This class is intentionally immutable. Changes need to be made as new instances.
| Class Method | nested | Create a matcher where the given child is put at the given path. | 
| Method | __or__ | Combine this matcher with another. | 
| Method | __post | Post initialization validations. | 
| Method | access | Perform a match check and return matcher. | 
| Method | child | Return a child matcher for the given path. | 
| Method | match | Perform a match check. | 
| Method | with | Create new matcher with the given child path removed. | 
| Class Variable | access | Immutable set of names to match access. | 
| Class Variable | all | Shortcut for an always-matched matcher. | 
| Class Variable | all | Shortcut for an always-runtime-matched matcher. | 
| Class Variable | all | Shortcut for a matcher that matches any use. | 
| Class Variable | all | Shortcut for a matcher that matches any useat runtime. | 
| Class Variable | children | Immutable mapping of child matchers. | 
| Class Variable | exclude | Immutable set of names to exclude. | 
| Class Variable | leaf | Override message to use in error/warning. Defaults to a common message. This is only applicable to leafs, so this must only be set when match_self is True and this matcher is on children of a parent. | 
| Class Variable | leaf | If set, issues a warning instead of raising an error. This is only applicable to leafs, so this must only be set when match_self is True and this matcher is on children of a parent. | 
| Class Variable | match | If True, this matcher matches. | 
| Class Variable | none | Shortcut for a never-matched matcher. | 
| Class Variable | only | If True, any matches on this matcher only apply at runtime, not import time. | 
| Class Variable | use | Immutable set of names to match use. | 
def nested_child(cls, path:
Sequence[, child: SandboxMatcher) -> SandboxMatcher:
    
      
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  Create a matcher where the given child is put at the given path.
| Parameters | |
| path: Sequence[ | Path to the child. | 
| child: SandboxMatcher | Child matcher to set | 
| Returns | |
| SandboxMatcher | Created matcher. | 
RestrictionContext, *child_path: str, include_use: bool = False) -> SandboxMatcher | None:
    
      
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  Perform a match check and return matcher.
| Parameters | |
| context: RestrictionContext | Current restriction context. | 
| *child str | Full path to the child being accessed. | 
| include bool | Whether to include the useset in the check. | 
| Returns | |
| SandboxMatcher | None | The matcher if matched. | 
Return a child matcher for the given path.
Unlike match_access, this will match if in py`use` in
addition to access. If in neither, it uses the child mapping.
| Parameters | |
| *child str | Full path to the child to get matcher for. | 
| Returns | |
| SandboxMatcher | None | Matcher that can be used to check children. | 
Create new matcher with the given child path removed.
Traverses the child mapping, if present, until on leaf of path where it
is removed from access, use, and
children.
| Parameters | |
| *child str | Full path to the child to remove restrictions for. | 
| Returns | |
| SandboxMatcher | Copied matcher from this matcher without this child restricted. | 
Immutable set of names to match access.
This is often only used for pass through checks and not member restrictions.
If this is used for member restrictions, even importing/accessing the value
will fail as opposed to use which is for when it is used.
An string containing a single asterisk can be used to match all.
Override message to use in error/warning. Defaults to a common message. This is only applicable to leafs, so this must only be set when match_self is True and this matcher is on children of a parent.
If set, issues a warning instead of raising an error. This is only applicable to leafs, so this must only be set when match_self is True and this matcher is on children of a parent.