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An they're unlikely ever to be used by the runtime, because what hints there are are far too vague. Saying something is class X is useless when you don't know w
by gsnedders 11y ago
An they're unlikely ever to be used by the runtime, because what hints there are are far too vague. Saying something is class X is useless when you don't know what attributes that class has (because they can be dynamically added and removed) nor what types those attributes are.
- techdragon 11y agoThe level if information modern Python tools like those in PyCharm and JEDI can reason through to and discover about runtime behaviour is actually pretty impressive. I don't think it's going to pose a huge challenge for these kinds if tools to find. Dealing with ambiguous cases is a UI problem, too much info, not enough space.