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This behavior is due to implementing PersistentMapping by deriving from the stdlib's (Iterable)UserDict, whose __init__() does not call super() in either Python 2 or Python 3. We can't fix that problem.
I have a Class inheriting from three base classes. First
PersistentMapping and two of my own classes.
In init of this class I call super(MyClass, self).init() but the
init methods of my two classes get never called.
If i move PersistentMapping to inherit last. The init methods of
both classes are called.
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