I've observed something strange about property docstrings and I'm
wondering if anyone here can clarify what's going on: if I create a class
derived from property, the docstrings of the instances end up being that
of the derived class, not the docstring passed into the property
constructor. Example:
class MyProp(property):
"MyProp docstring"
class Foo:
p = MyProp(None, None, None, "property p docstring")
>>> Foo.p.__doc__
'MyProp docstring'
Can anyone explain why this is? Is this a bug?
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