from __future__ import print_function

def one(a=123, b='234', c={'3': [4, '5']}):

for i in range(1): # one

a = b = c['side'] = 'effect'

two()

def two(a=123, b='234', c={'3': [4, '5']}):

for i in range(1): # two

a = b = c['side'] = 'effect'

three()

def three(a=123, b='234', c={'3': [4, '5']}):

for i in range(1): # three

a = b = c['side'] = 'effect'

four()

def four(a=123, b='234', c={'3': [4, '5']}):

for i in range(1): # four

a = b = c['side'] = 'effect'

five()

def five(a=123, b='234', c={'3': [4, '5']}):

six()

six()

six()

a = b = c['side'] = in_five = 'effect'

for i in range(1): # five

return i # five

def six():

pass

if __name__ == "__main__":

from hunter import *

from utils import DebugCallPrinter

trace(

Backlog(stack=15, vars=True, action=DebugCallPrinter(' [' 'backlog' ']'), function='five').filter(~Q(function='six')),

action=DebugCallPrinter

)

one()

one() # make sure Backlog is reusable (doesn't have storage side-effects)

stop()