How to override the doc of an object instance.

[Bruno Desthuilliers]

David Huard wrote:
(snip)
> Has this problem come up before ?
> It seems that with the new classes, this
> kind of wish will generalize, 

AFAIK, there's no (and never have been) docstrings for non-callable
attributes of a class or module. And properties are non-callable
attributes.

> or is it a bad coding habit to embed
> objects inside classes ? 

Since everything in Python is OO (classes, functions and modules
included), I fail to see how one could do otherwise...

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bruno desthuilliers
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