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Using the Library

As the Python library is intended to be a low-level implementation, the primary use case is within Code. On this page as well as subsequent pages we will provide an overview on the type of functions and examples.

Features

The library provides the following features

  • The clear definition of the MRO (Method Resolution Order)
  • The code in each method
    • The code even when over written, such as when you would like to see super being called
    • The code is provided in an ordered (highest is preferred) manner
  • The code provided with line numbers from where the code was take from
  • The definition of where the code is preferred
  • The code is provided in a collapsible block
  • Each attribute, and when not preferred shown via a ~~strike-through~~
  • Link-able ancestors, when that class is also covered
  • Link-able descendants, if applicable
  • Import statement convenience method