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Oh, you thought reverse iterators were too easy?
class _TrackingMetaclass(type): def __init__(cls, name, bases, attrs): if hasattr(cls, '_bazinga'): IncredibleClass._registry.append(cls) class IncredibleClass(object): __metaclass__ = _TrackingMetaclass _registry = [] class Eggs(IncredibleClass): _bazinga = True class Bacon(IncredibleClass): pass class Spam(IncredibleClass): _bazinga = None number = '01189998819991197253' yoda = Bacon() setattr(yoda, '_omgwtf', Eggs._registry) yoda._omgwtf[1].number.<tab>
...doesn't work. There you go, Jedi sucks so much!
☀️ Cheers! ☀️
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This is really crazy :-D It took me 10 minutes to understand what you actually did. It seems like that Jedi really sucks. So much. :-)
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Meta classes are being ignored for now. Maybe I'll add support for typical use cases of meta classes (e.g. django).
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Oh, you thought reverse iterators were too easy?
...doesn't work. There you go, Jedi sucks so much!
☀️ Cheers! ☀️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: