Builtin methods like 'str' and 'int' are changed which cause the error of program

[DeriZSY]

Hi, thanks for making this available. I found that some built-in methods for type conversion will be changed during the conversion. for example:

    self.fps = int(25)

is changed to:

    self.fps = l125(25)

what should I do to avoid it?

[HorridModz]

Hi, thanks for making this available. I found that some built-in methods for type conversion will be changed during the conversion. for example:

    self.fps = int(25)

is changed to:

    self.fps = l125(25)

what should I do to avoid it?

Check if your code still works. It should. In python, setting a variable to a function name will make the variable run the function.
For example:
toint = int
print(toint("8"))
Will do the same thing as:
print(int("8"))

Hi, thanks for making this available. I found that some built-in methods for type conversion will be changed during the conversion. for example:

    self.fps = int(25)

is changed to:

    self.fps = l125(25)

what should I do to avoid it?

Check if your code still works. It should. In python, setting a variable to a function name will make the variable run the function. For example: toint = int print(toint("8")) Will do the same thing as: print(int("8"))

While a cool workaround, this isn't good in production because it would require a lot of edits if you want to simply obfuscate your code

[none-None1]

The obfuscator should list built-in names and avoid obfuscating them.