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By: thomasmm
That is a good idea, but I find that it doesn't work. I guess pydev doesn't
parse the 'isinstance' statement?
I hope it will be supported in the future as it is a good solution to the
problem.
Then I would define a static member like this:
class Blah:
shape1 = None; # will be used as a Shape object later.
isinstance( shape1, Shape ); # returns False here, but ignored.
# or
assert isinstance( shape1, (NoneType, Shape) );
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