Clang 16.0.1.1: Binding: Python For Curosr with kind `CursorKind.BINARY_OPERATOR` the spelling method of Cursor Class issue

[Romisajad]

When the cursor is pointing to any Binary Operator for example like ( + or = ).
The spelling property of the Cursor class is not working.
It is not returning the Operator. As you can see in the following screenshots that i have tried to printout the cursor.spelling but for that it returns nothing and the numbers are the location line number.
I have provided the code and the output of the problem.

[derekdai]

@Romisajad with clang 17, there are clang_getBinaryOperatorKindSpelling, clang_getCursorBinaryOperatorKind, getUnaryOperatorKindSpelling and getCursorUnaryOperatorKind to get binary and unary operators.

[Romisajad]

@derekdai These functions are in C++ clang library not in python binding of clang library.

[derekdai]

@derekdai These functions are in C++ clang library not in python binding of clang library.

Oh, I see. I didn't realize clang had an official Python binding. I thought this issue was reported to help develop the binding. My mistake.

[DeinAlptraum]

BinaryOperators have proper support in the bindings since #98489
@Endilll same thing as the other issue, can you close this?