On Sun, 2021-04-11 at 23:34 -0700, Larry Hastings wrote: > Your example was valid, and I think your workaround should be fine. > Do you have a use case for this, or is this question motivated purely > by curiosity?
It took a few readings for me to understand the limitations in the PEP. My example and workaround were mostly for me to confirm I had read it correctly. > It's fine to modify the __annotations__ dict after the creation of > the class or module. It's code that modifies "__annotations__" from > within the class or module that is disallowed here. Similarly for > dataclasses; once it creates a class object, it can explicitly set > and / or modify the annotations dict on that class. Thanks. I think this clarification should be added to the PEP. Paul
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