The functionality is mainly same as inspect, but fixing the OSError when used in some non-standard shells.
API reference
sourceinspect.getsource(object)
sourceinspect.getsourcelines(object)
sourceinspect.getsourcefile(object)
Supported shells
Python script (wrap dill.source)
Python interactive shell (wrap dill.source)
IPython advanced shell (wrap IPython.core.oinspect)
Jupyter notebook (wrap IPython.core.oinspect)
Blender scripting module (add hooks to inspect)
Blender interactive mode (add hooks to code.py)
Python IDLE file mode (wraps dill.source)
Python IDLE interactive mode (need manually add hooks to code.py)
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