Docs: Add py3 object.__init__() reference to properties #5135
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We hit this issue big time when starting with 3. I think it's really valuable to give concrete examples of how to handle this one. Nice one 👍 |
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I'm not sure if it's really needed, but it represents a feature Kivy properties silently do and it can help beginners understand how Kivy properties work the Python way i.e. not just "It works(tm)" part of the codebase.
As a bonus we'd have a reference to the Py3 error explained even here which is probably a good to have part of the docs as I've seen it mentioned even on #kivy.