Update super usage #1280
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@rahulporuri: where did you find this one?
I was hoping that after we'd blackened the codebase, all cases of this sort of spacing were gone. (And then that does indeed help with search-and-replace-type refactorings.) |
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done using automated search-replace using regex
modified: docs/source/traits_user_manual/advanced.rst modified: traits/has_traits.py
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This PR cleans up the usage of
super- I noticed that the codebase was a mix ofsuper(ClassName, self)andsuper()calls, which I have updated to usesuper()in this PR.The update was done using regex-search and replace. The regex string that works for
super(ClassName, self)is(super)+\(+(\w+)(,)+\s(self)+\)+, learnt/debugged using https://regex101.com/.After making changed using the automated search/replace, the changes were manually checked using
git add -p *.Finally, I manually searched the codebase for uses of
superwhich the regex didn't match e.g.super( ClassName , self )orsuper(ClassName,self)- which were manually updated.Checklist
TestsUpdate API reference (docs/source/traits_api_reference)Update User manual (docs/source/traits_user_manual)Update type annotation hints intraits-stubs