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class C(Class):
def f(self):
pass
print(C.MemberFunctions['f'])
the resulting type doesn't have 'C' in its name - it has the name of the function, and it knows the module, but it doesn't know that there is a class name. We either need to put 'C' in the module (which seems weird since the module doesn't exist) or make another place in Type objects to put this kind of info.
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the resulting type doesn't have 'C' in its name - it has the name of the function, and it knows the module, but it doesn't know that there is a class name. We either need to put 'C' in the module (which seems weird since the module doesn't exist) or make another place in Type objects to put this kind of info.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: