[code-quality] pylint reports false errors if I define a class with the name "Enumeration"

[Belanger, Martin]

I'm using this version of pylint:

pylint 1.3.1,
astroid 1.2.1, common 0.62.0
Python 2.7.9 (default, Apr  2 2015, 15:33:21)


When I run pylint over the code below I get the error message: "E:  9, 0:
Instance of 'MY_ENUM' has no 'blah' member (no-member)".

class Enumeration(object):
    def __init__(self, name, enum_list):
        pass

    def blah(self):
        pass

my_enum = Enumeration('MY_ENUM', [("disable", 0), ("enable", 1)])
my_enum.blah()


I can fix this error by enclosing [("disable", 0), ("enable", 1)] inside a
list() or tuple(). In other words, the following fixes the problem:

my_enum = Enumeration('MY_ENUM', *list*([("disable", 0), ("enable", 1)]))

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Martin

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