Python @decorators and EA reverse code engineering

[DaveToo]

Hi,

I'm running the trial version and so far am really happy, especially with the reverse code engineering (I'm a sysadmin trying to be a developer, so I don't know which other tools can do this).  I am having a couple of problems reversing modern Python code, though:

The EA parser seems to blow up as soon as it finds any python @decorator clauses.  I'm currently resorting to commenting them out for the import.

I'd be happy for now just to find a way to configure EA to ignore those; having them parsed correctly will be icing on the icing

If this is indeed configurable, I'd be grateful for some keywords to search on in the docs.

Thanks!

[Eve]

Send in a bug report with a code sample.

[DaveToo]

Can I do that before I'm a paying customer?

[Aaron B]

Yes.  Either use the Bug Report form (see the "Report a Bug" link at the foot of this webpage), or just send an email directly to support (see the "Support" link).  If you need to attach sample files, it might be easiest to use email, but look at the bug report form to see the general information we generally like to know to help with investigation..

Higher priority is given to registered EA users, but we do also provide support to unregistered/trial users.