Python Style Question

[Lothar Scholz]

In the python windows library i find a lot of code like the following:


TypeBrowseDialog_Parent=dialog.Dialog
class TypeBrowseDialog(TypeBrowseDialog_Parent):
	"Browse a type library"


where is here the advantage over the easier and much more normal way
to
do things:


class TypeBrowseDialog(dialog.Dialog):
	"Browse a type library"


When i look at the code i must not go through an extra indirection to
recognize what is done there and more important the first code style
can't be handled by static code analysers very well.