I just discovered something puzzling with lazyimport: if I import the
classes below with
from test_doc import *
I have the following (desirable) behaviour:
* Instance1? gives me the "Generic" class docstring together with the
__init__ docstring of Instance1
* Instance2? gives me the "Generic" class docstring together with the
__init__ docstring of Generic
* Instance3? gives me twice the __init__ docstring of the "Generic" class
However, if the classes are imported using lazy_import, I get only the
Generic class docstring.
Why is that? Is there something that can be done about it?
Martin
############ test_doc.py ####################
from sage.structure.sage_object import SageObject
class Generic(SageObject):
"""
Initialise a generalized Schensted growth diagram ...
INPUT:
- ``filling``
.. automethod:: _forward_rule
"""
def __init__(self):
"""
Hints for implementing your own class
"""
pass
class Instance1(Generic):
__doc__ = Generic.__doc__
def __init__(self):
"""
This is the greatest growth diagram ever
"""
pass
def _forward_rule(self, a,b,c):
"""
Euler invented it!
"""
pass
class Instance2(Generic):
__doc__ = Generic.__doc__
class Instance3(Generic):
pass
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