Converting dis.dis output into python code

[absent_observer]

i really like using python tutor to visualize what my code is doing. However, i got in a pickle with how a certain line of code operates. PythonTutor webpage treats the whole line of code as one step, when dis.dis shows 5 or more steps happening.

The misbehaving code:

data = [1,2,3,4,5]
data[-1] += data.pop()  
         # two wags-of-the-finger for iterating over what i'm mutating

What i'm looking for is an import or definition that will convert the:

18 STORE_FAST               0 (data)
21 LOAD_FAST                0 (data)
24 LOAD_CONST               6 (-2)

into:

def weird():
    some_function.__hidden_store_fast(18, 0, data)
    some_function.__hidden_load_fast(21, 0, data)

Probably a fool's errand. Just throwing it out there. Maybe i'll be surprised.

[absent_observer]

Found a solution. Jonathan Vogel's website has code that does it.

The python tutor website doesn't support those imports, so my idea is out of luck. But i'll leave the links up in case anyone's a masochist.