The new parser generates 2 tags for import statements like

from A import B

For A tag of the 'i' kind is generated, for B, tag of the kind 'x' is
generated. B includes A in its scope and when we omit generation of
'i', imports are printed in the sidebar with the full scope information
like

Imports
    django.views.decorators.csrf.csrf_exempt
    django.views.decorators.csrf.csrf_exempt2
    django.views.decorators.http.require_POST

When we generate 'i' and map it to something (I used tm_tag_externvar_t
like for the imports themselves, there's nothing in the tag types
we have that would be a good semantic candidate here), the result
in the sidebar is

Imports
    django.views.decorators.csrf
        csrf_exempt
        csrf_exempt2
    django.views.decorators.http
        require_POST

which is more readable IMO.

I'm not sure if cython is officially supported by uctags and there's a
slight problem where the new parser omits space between type and
function argument name. E.g. it produces

method(self,inti)

instead of

method(self,int i)