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This frees `Class.qll`, `Exprs.qll`, and `Function.qll` from the clutches of points-to. For the somewhat complicated setup with `getLiteralObject` (an abstract method), I opted for a slightly ugly but workable solution of just defining a predicate on `ImmutableLiteral` that inlines each predicate body, special-cased to the specific instance to which it applies.
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18 lines
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/**
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* Much of the QL library handling integral values assumes that
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* equivalence of the DB entities implies equivalence of the
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* Python object and vice-versa.
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* In Python 2, 1L == 1, which can cause problems, so we
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* normalise all longs to ints.
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*/
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import python
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private import LegacyPointsTo
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from NumericObject n
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where
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exists(IntegerLiteral i | getLiteralObject(i) = n |
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i.getEnclosingModule().getFile().getShortName() = "test.py"
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)
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select n.toString(), n.repr()
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