Robin De Schepper
Robin De Schepper
2. That's not true. Example: the standard library contains code that does not do this: the `pickle` module.
Yes, but not calling `__init__` is a valid possibility that is now blocked by a mostly uncaught error. Just move whatever is in `__init__` that doesn't need arguments to `__new__`,...
It's not fine, during valid object creation, it is possible that `__init__` is deliberately never called at all.
Yea, I'm not familiar with `pybind11`, but it seems key to `pybind`s default flow to do things through `__init__`, however, there is actually no problem because: > Changed in version...
I need a function that gives me the list of gids that WILL be queried. The given snippet does that, but is verbose
Expressing my interest here
I left this in my GitHub notifications and will get around to this.. soon? :)
Right, if I have the energy I'll do it tonight! Otherwise, spam me tomorrow morning :) It's also early enough in the game to switch to `pytest` instead of `unittest`....
Oh ok, there's an extra PDF? I'll look at that shortly but it would be nicer to have that in the sphinx doc ofcourse which is easier to search, navigate...