View>Function List python functions showing up outside of tree

[MegMM]

Hello, I’m on NPP 7.8.1 and writing Python code. I’m having a problem when using View>Function List. When adding functions to a class in files I’ve been working on over a period of days and weeks, the functions are showing up outside of the class tree instead of in the class. At first I thought it was indentation issues, but that wasn’t the case. How can I figure out what the problem is and fix this?
Thank you!

[Alan Kilborn]

@MegMM

Perhaps showing some examples of the abnormal behavior would be a great place to start?

[MegMM]

Hi, hope the img below is what you mean. Every function between the Catalog class and main() should be showing up as a method in the Catalog class.

If you’re asking for code, here’s a snippet of where the functions suddenly show outside of the Class. Thanks for any ideas!

    def convert_raw_title_to_standard(self, raw_title: str) -> str:
        tt = self.cleanup_raw_title(raw_title)
        tt = uutil.change_chars_to_space(tt, '-')
        tt = tt.title()
        return tt
        
    def make_links_from_soup(self, src_url: str, soup: BeautifulSoup) -> list:
        stories = []
        story = {}
 
        if bool(soup.find_all('div', class_='ftr')):
            div_rows = soup.find_all('div', class_='ftr')
        else:
            return stories
        
        for row in div_rows:
            self.entries_count = self.entries_count + 1
            if 'dir' in row.find('div').text.lower():
                dir_type = 'dir'
                story_dir = row.a['href']+'/'
                story_dir = story_dir.replace(r'//', r'/')           
            else:
                dir_type = 'text'
                story_dir = row.a['href']
            story_dir = Path(self.src_url).joinpath(story_dir)
            title = self.convert_raw_title_to_standard(\
                        row.a['href'])
            story = CatEntry(**{
                'id': str(self.entries_count),
                'title': title,
                'dir_type': dir_type,
                'dir_name': Path(row.a['href']),
                'url': story_dir, # local or web
                })           
            stories.append(story)   
        return stories                
                                    
    ### KEEP        
    def save_catalog_to_file(self, stories: list, file=WindowsPath):
        if not file.exists():
            uutil.make_parent_dir(file)
        with open(file, 'w+', encoding='utf-8') as cat:
            for story in stories:
                cat.write('{0}, {1}, {2}, {3}, {4}\n'.format(
                    str(story.id), story.title, story.dir_type, story.dir_name, story.url))
        cat.close()

[MegMM]

Wow, so I just tried deleting all the comments that were left and when I deleted

### Keep

and saved, it repositioned the methods correctly. So I’m not sure if that’s a bug or intentional. Can anyone explain? Thank you!