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from .scoped import EmbeddedScopeFormatter


class VariableFormatter(EmbeddedScopeFormatter):
    """ This creates various string representations of a variable. """

    def as_rest_ref(self):
        """ Return the fully qualified Python name as a reST reference. """

        variable = self.object
        module_name = variable.module.fq_py_name.name
        variable_name = format_scoped_py_name(self.scope,
                variable.py_name.name)

        return f':sip:ref:`~{module_name}.{variable_name}`'