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class Base():
myfoobar = 3
class X(Base):
def func(self, foo):
pass
class Y(X):
def actual_function(self):
pass
#? []
def actual_function
#? ['func']
def f
#? ['__doc__']
__doc__
#? []
def __doc__
# This might or might not be what we wanted, currently properties are also
# used like this. IMO this is not wanted ~dave.
#? ['__class__']
def __class__
#? []
__class__
#? ['__repr__']
def __repr__
#? []
def mro
#? ['myfoobar']
myfoobar
#? []
myfoobar
# -----------------
# Inheritance
# -----------------
class Super():
enabled = True
if enabled:
yo_dude = 4
class Sub(Super):
#? ['yo_dude']
yo_dud
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